2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 Aims For The BMW GS's Do-Everything Crown
By Amber DaSilva
More power, more features, and a wide range of capable trim levels to choose from. The Triumph Tiger is looking to take BMW's lunch money.
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Kimi Antonelli extends F1 title lead with US GP win Mercedes didn’t expect
By Rahaan Mazumder
Andrew Shovlin admits Mercedes' setup window is incredibly narrow, praising Kimi Antonelli for a miracle win in Austin
CATL signs deal with Germany's Intilion to deploy 3 GWh of sodium-ion storage over 5 years
By Phate Zhang
The companies plan to deploy Tener Sodium energy storage systems in markets including Germany, Switzerland and Austria. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
Carson Hocevar credits tow truck driver for saving his race at Talladega
By Nick DeGroot
Hocevar managed to go to the garage and return to the NASCAR Cup race without losing a lap during the final caution/red flag period
390-Powered Find: 1965 Ford Galaxie 500
By Russ Dixon
Both Ford and Chevrolet redesigned their full-size cars in 1965. But it was Chevy that won the sales race, as more than one million buyers flocked to one of their showrooms to pick up a new Impala. But Ford... Read More »
Let’s Take a Look Inside the 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid
By Sean Tucker
Honda builds hybrid versions of only the upper trims of its Civic sedan, which makes the Civic Hybrid's cabin unusually upscale for its class.
BYD’s $10,000 EV blows a tire at nearly 90 mph — Watch what happens
By Peter Johnson
BYD updated its lowest-priced electric car, the Seagull, which starts at around $10,000 in China, with a few extras, including a high-speed tire blowout system that stabilizes the vehicle at nearly 90 mph. more…
The Sleek New Audi RS5 Feels Right at Home Lapping COTA
By Jerry Perez
In the hands of Nürburgring 24 class winner and Formula Academy veteran Carrie Schreiner, the Audi RS5 effortlessly tamed the famed F1 track with its 630 hp and quattro AWD. The post The Sleek New Audi RS5 Feels Right at Home Lapping COTA appeared first on The Drive.
BMW Certified Pre-Owned Program
By Jason Fogelson
Quick Facts What We Like What We Don’t BMW Certified BMW vehicles feature state-of-the-art engineering and technology – a bit…
Rivian electric van spotted in Walmart+ livery, hinting at a fleet deal
By Fred Lambert
A Rivian electric delivery van wrapped in Walmart+ branding was photographed on a car hauler on I-94 in northwest Indiana today. It’s the first public sign that Walmart could become Rivian’s next big van customer after Amazon. Neither company has announced a deal. But Walmart’s last two electric van suppliers are out of the business, and Rivian is one of the few companies still building a purpose-built electric delivery van in the US. more…
Nicely Optioned 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible
By Adam Clarke
Enthusiasts seeking true originality may want to give this 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible a wide berth. However, if you prefer an extremely tidy driver with desirable factory options and a few non-urgent needs, it might be worth a close... Read More »
Brad Keselowski to address questions about NASCAR future and RFK exit at Martinsville
By Nick DeGroot
Keselowski's shock exit from RFK Racing has left the entire sport wondering what's next for the 2012 NASCAR Cup champion
No Reserve 1,033-Mile 1968 Ford Mustang
By Brian K
“Can’t touch this,” went the lyrics of one MC Hammer, not exactly when this 1968 Ford Mustang Coupe was new, but it still fit. Why is that? This time capsule car has only 1,033 miles on the clock and... Read More »
Ford Teases the new 2028 Fathom Truck’s Home Power Station Capability, Thanks to Bidirectional Charging
By Zach Butler
Ford is still targeting a sub-$30K price point for the 2028 Fathom truck, and that will include available bidirectional charging capability. The post Ford Teases the new 2028 Fathom Truck’s Home Power Station Capability, Thanks to Bidirectional Charging appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
Waymo adds nearly 250 square miles of robotaxi coverage in 5 cities
By Fred Lambert
Waymo is growing its driverless service area by nearly 250 square miles over the next week, spread across Los Angeles, Nashville, Orlando, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area. That’s about as big as Tesla’s entire Houston Robotaxi geofence after this week’s expansion, and Waymo is adding it in cities where it already runs with nobody in the driver’s seat. more…
Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging
By Tina Casey
Ford's new Fathom electric pickup truck -- which is still under wraps -- comes with a new bidirectional EV charging system that eliminates the cost of an external inverter. The post Look Ma, No Inverter! New Ford Fathom Cuts The Cost Of Bidirectional EV Charging appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Massive Parts Haul: 1961 Chevrolet Corvette
By Adam Clarke
One challenge in project builds is finding parts that seem to be made of “unobtainium.” That could be less of an issue with this 1961 Chevrolet Corvette, because the deal includes a huge haul of components from a restored... Read More »
Audi Announces First U.S. Factory, With $4 Billion Investment and 4,500 Jobs
By Joe Kucinski
Audi's first American production facility will build up to 200,000 SUVs annually, with construction starting in 2027.
GM’s Future Silverados Should Need Fewer Dealership Visits. One Computer Is the Key
By Joel Feder
GM Senior VP of Vehicle Products Jaclyn McQuaid told The Drive, "The goal is to significantly reduce what would need a dealership visit versus what can be done OTA." The post GM’s Future Silverados Should Need Fewer Dealership Visits. One Computer Is the Key appeared first on The Drive.
The KTM X-Bow Is Finally Coming To American Roads
By Ryan Erik King
The X-Bow is finally coming to the United States, but it will be in very limited quantities, and you'll have to put down $50,000 just to get a reservation.
Volvo Dumbed-Down Seat Adjustment Knobs And I Actually Really Like It
By Andrew P. Collins
Volvo found a way to make seat control switches with fewer parts—and the result is a somewhat surprising ergonomic win. The post Volvo Dumbed-Down Seat Adjustment Knobs And I Actually Really Like It appeared first on The Drive.
Nova In A Tuxedo: 1974 Oldsmobile Omega
By Bruce Johnson
When most people think of a GM X body from the 1970s, they picture a Chevy Nova, but Oldsmobile had its own version that is a lot harder to find today. This 1974 Oldsmobile Omega coupe has undergone a... Read More »
This Mid-Engine V8 Geo Metro Is The Ultimate Evolution Of 'LS Swap All The Things'
By Justin Hughes
LS swaps are an accessible and reliable way to get V8 power for just about any car. But you've probably never seen one in a Geo Metro before.
No One—Not Even GM—Is Talking About the Chevy Corvette’s Greatest Feature
By Adam Ismail
If you're sick of glaring screens, the C8 Corvette has a function that blacks out the whole interior at night and reduces the gauge cluster to just show speed, fuel, and temperature. The post No One—Not Even GM—Is Talking About the Chevy Corvette’s Greatest Feature appeared first on The Drive.
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