Audi A2 e-tron Revealed With Up to 401 Miles of Range and a €38,200 Price
The Audi A2 e-tron arrives with up to 401 miles of WLTP range, three battery sizes, bidirectional charging and a €38,200 starting price.
New AI Safety Tests Could Make Software-Defined Cars More Trustworthy
Keysight and the University of York are developing new methods to test AI safety and reliability in software-defined vehicles.
US Automakers Ask Congress for a Permanent Ban on Chinese Connected Cars
US automakers are urging Congress to permanently ban Chinese connected vehicles, software and hardware over security and competition concerns.
Hyundai Brings Oman Its First Hydrogen City Bus and a 240kW EV Charger
Hyundai will launch Oman’s first hydrogen city bus and test a 240kW ultra-fast EV charger near Muscat under a new mobility partnership.
Bentley Torcal: Everything We Know Before Its September 23 World Debut in London
The Bentley Torcal makes its world debut in London on September 23 — Bentley’s first electric car, with 850 hp, 370 miles of WLTP range, and a price expected between $200,000 and $250,000.
Honda and Nissan Sign Software Deal to Build the Cars of 2029 Together Without Merging
Honda and Nissan have signed a joint development agreement to standardize the software and electronic control units inside their next-generation vehicles, planned for deployment from fiscal year 2029.
Kia Sets Its Best Sales Month Ever in the US as Hybrid Demand Nearly Doubles in August
Kia America sold 83,793 vehicles in August 2026, setting a new all-time monthly sales record, with hybrid sales surging 99% and six models posting their best August results ever
Range Rover Electric Is Now on Sale: 542 HP, 372 Miles of Range, and Prices From $140,450
Land Rover has opened order books for the first-ever electric Range Rover today, starting at $140,450 in the US, with 542 hp, 372 miles of WLTP range, and 22-minute fast charging from 10 to 80 percent.
Hybrids Hit 18% of US New Car Sales in August — Their Highest Share in Market History
Hybrid vehicles claimed an estimated 18% of US new-vehicle retail sales in August 2026 — a record market share — as Honda, Kia, and Subaru posted gains while Toyota and Hyundai slipped on weaker EV volume.
