Along the way, Smart moved away from tiny gas cars like the ForTwo to entirely electric power in the last few years, launching the Smart #2, Smart #3, and the four-door SUV Smart #5 EVs to help do it.

Consumer Reports, an American non-profit consumer organization, analyzed and tested autos that achieve at least 40 miles per ...

A local fisherman is outraged, notifying the Crimes Investigation Branch on Wednesday morning after discovering that the engine from his boat had been stolen while it was docked at Airs Marina in ...

Rear-wheel drive is a classic in the automotive world, providing excellent handling and dynamics. Such cars are ideal for drivers who appreciate a sporty driving style and precision in cornering. The ...

President Trump is clear about his opposition to “unfair” EV incentives. Tesla and General Motors stand to bear the brunt if the federal EV tax credit is eliminated.

The wildfires in Los Angeles have made people realize that electric vehicles (EVs) are not reliable because of the ...

By modern standards, the 930 feels crude, but its blend of effortless on-boost pace, exaggerated design cues, and daily-driver luxury turned the Turbo into more than a fast, raw 911. Those 930 traits ...

BMW's first car was built in 1928 when it built the Austin 7 under license from Dixi, which was called the BMW 3/15. BMW grew into a manufacturer of premium and luxury automobiles, launching iconic ...

In 2023, $2.2 billion was spent on fossil fuels for transportation and heating in Vermont. The average Vermont household spent between $5,000 - $8,000 on combined transportation, heating, and ...

The Crown Signia, which is offered only as a gasoline-electric hybrid, replaces the Venza crossover hybrid, slotting tightly between the 13.2-inch shorter RAV4 and four-inch-longer Highlander ...

When small SUVs feel too small, a midsize SUV is just what the doctor ordered. This segment covers a wide range of vehicles, from relatively sporty rigs to lumbering family haulers that compete with ...

What is a turbo? How does it work? Are they a good thing, and are they here to stay in today’s electrified world?