Stellantis Recalls 850,000 Jeeps, Rams, and Dodges Over Rearview Camera Software Glitch
Stellantis is recalling nearly 850,000 Jeep, Ram, Dodge, and Chrysler vehicles in the US over radio software that can prevent the rearview camera from displaying when reversing.
2027 BMW i3 Enters Production: 463 HP, 440 Miles, and 400 kW Charging
BMW has started series production of the 2027 i3 sedan at its Munich plant, bringing its second Neue Klasse electric car to life with 463 hp, 440 miles of range, and 400 kW fast charging.
McLaren Plans to Add Up to 40% More US Dealerships as America Drives Over Half Its Global Sales
McLaren CEO Nick Collins is considering adding up to 40% more US dealerships — between five and ten new locations — as America now accounts for more than half of the brand’s global supercar sales.
Tesla Cybercab Could Join Austin Robotaxi Service This Month
Tesla could begin deploying its Cybercab in Austin this August, starting with employee rides before adding it to its robotaxi service.
2027 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Adds MB.OS and More Power
Tesla could begin deploying its Cybercab in Austin this August, starting with employee rides before adding it to its robotaxi service.
GM Recalls Silverado EV, Sierra EV, and Cadillac Escalade IQ Over Battery Fire Risk
GM recalled ten 2026 electric vehicles — including the Silverado EV, Sierra EV, and Escalade IQ — over an unsecured battery component that poses a fire risk.
Jaguar Reveals the Type 01 Interior: A Central Spine, Hidden Tech, and Travertine Stone
aguar revealed the Type 01 interior on August 12, showing a full-length central spine, concealed technology, and travertine-inspired materials for the first time.
Toyota Halts 17 Lines at 9 Plants as Typhoon Follows Japan’s Earthquake
A typhoon hit Japan on August 7 just as Toyota was recovering from a 7.1-magnitude earthquake, forcing the automaker to suspend 17 production lines across 9 factories.
US Auto Sales Slip in July 2026 as Hybrids Surge to 15% of the Market
US new vehicle sales fell 1.4% in July 2026, but hybrids reached 15.4% of the market — their highest share in years — as EV demand continues to decline. (152 characters)
