Nissan Ends Altima and Rogue Plug-In Hybrid as Lineup Shifts
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 Pushes Back High-Performance QX80 as It Reworks SUV’s Formula
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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NHTSA Reviews Honda Odyssey Complaints Over Possible Airbag Deployments Without a Crash
Federal safety regulators are reviewing complaints involving 2011-2017 Honda Odyssey minivans after claims that airbags may deploy when no crash has occurred. The review is not a recall or a defect finding.
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Range Rover Sport Electric Prototype Preview: Quiet Pace, Familiar Luxury, Unanswered Range Questions
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 ID. Cross Revealed With €28,000 German Starting Price
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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Volkswagen Group memo signals possible deeper job cuts
A reported internal memo from CEO Oliver Blume raises the possibility of 50,000 additional job reductions, underscoring the pressure on Europe’s largest automaker as it funds its EV and software transition.
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BMW Says Its Electric Sport Sedan Will Be Called M3, Not iM3
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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Electric BMW M3 Spied in Production Bodywork at the Nürburgring
BMW’s first electric M3 has been seen testing with production-style bodywork, pointing to Neue Klasse-inspired design and a familiar M3 badge rather than a new naming strategy.
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Tesla Autopilot Lawsuit Challenges Older Cars' Self-Driving Claims
A proposed class action argues that Tesla vehicles built with earlier Autopilot hardware cannot deliver the self-driving capability buyers say they paid for.
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BMW’s New X5 Stays Road-Focused Because That Is How Most Owners Use It
BMW has outlined why the 2027 X5 is not being repositioned as a serious off-roader, even as rugged luxury SUVs gain attention. The short version: X5 customers prioritize comfort, performance, technology, and everyday capability over trail hardware.
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