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Hyundai might have the best electric family car on the market, but the praiseworthy Ioniq 9 is not cheap. Not even close.

This four-door performance EV concept from AMG packs active aero wheels, exterior speakers and enough power to rip your face off.

Wood and Pickett Ltd. was building bespoke Minis in the '60s. It survived as a parts brand, but this new collaboration with Callum Design is a real return to glory.

A U.S. district judge ruled that the administration cannot unilaterally withhold federal money for EV chargers.

Cadillac delivered Celestiq VIN 001 earlier this week, and great news: It's brown.

This re-engineered Jesko is named for the racehorse Christian von Koenigsegg's father last rode as a jockey.

It's me again, Lord. I'm asking you to let the snarling LC500 live a little while longer.

Nismo tuned the Armada's engine, exhaust, suspension, steering, tires, aero, and interior to make its immense SUV a little exotic.

The last-gen Cherokee was already bigger than the XJ, and the next-gen SUV is growing even more.

China's government is subsidizing domestic automakers who ship zero-mile 'used' cars elsewhere for sale.

The Panamera quietly continues to be Porsche's most well-rounded product, with a ride you simply won't believe.

I'm not sure who's been asking for a gravel-slinging Ford Explorer, but this one with the 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 is for them.

A road buckled so badly that it hucked this unlucky Toyota into the air like it hit a jump. At least the unintended stunt was caught on video.

This SSC Ultimate Aero stole the production car top speed crown from the Bugatti Veyron. So how did it end up being dismantled by a fire-spewing mechanical dinosaur?

The GTI Edition 50 packs Golf R power, semi-slick tires, and better suspension—all of which helped it obliterate the Golf R's best time around the Nürburgring.

Amazon is doing a great half-off deal on a nice-looking 230-piece Craftsman tool set this week.

Toyota's flagship Century SUV uses electrochromic glass for the side windows, so light can pass through even though outsiders can't see into the cabin.

The Postal Service itself has warned lawmakers that reversing the process now will only waste taxpayer money.

One customer was charged $440 for a scuff on his rental's wheel. But talking to a human employee about it wasn't easy, and he was encouraged to pay ASAP.

Rolls-Royce's new president of North America tells us why the Spectre EV has been such a game-changer for the famed ultra-luxury brand.