Honda Cancels Prologue Electric SUV as EV Market Cools
Honda is ending the Prologue, its GM-based electric SUV, after a short run as the U.S. market shifts toward hybrids and automakers reassess EV demand.
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Honda is ending the Prologue, its GM-based electric SUV, after a short run as the U.S. market shifts toward hybrids and automakers reassess EV demand.
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Honda has discontinued the Prologue in the U.S., ending its only battery-electric model in the market and underscoring a near-term shift toward hybrid vehicles.
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A camouflaged next-generation BMW M3 has been seen testing with straight-six power, quad exhausts and Neue Klasse-inspired styling, confirming that the electric M3 will not stand alone.
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XPeng’s new L03 is a coupe-SUV aimed at mainstream electric family crossovers, with a UK launch due next year and both EV and range-extender versions planned.
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Honda is expanding its in-car voice technology with Google Gemini, giving eligible models a more conversational assistant while leaving some vehicles outside the first rollout.
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Nissan is discontinuing the Altima sedan and Rogue Plug-In Hybrid, narrowing its current lineup while clearing room for upcoming products, including off-road-focused models.
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Infiniti’s planned high-output QX80 has been delayed as the brand gives engineers more time to sharpen the SUV’s performance credentials. The move matters because a credible flagship performance SUV could help redefine Infiniti’s place in the luxury market.
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An early drive in the Range Rover Sport Electric prototype suggests battery power suits the luxury SUV’s character, but range and charging data remain crucial missing pieces.
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Volkswagen’s new small electric SUV is set to become its most affordable EV crossover, with a German entry price of €28,000 and a claimed range of up to roughly 271–278 miles depending on market and battery.
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BMW has confirmed that its future battery-electric M3 will keep the core M3 name, ending speculation that the model would be separated from its gasoline counterpart with an iM3 badge.
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