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Maextro S800: Huawei’s $100K Electric Flagship Isn’t Just Flexing, It’s Converting

Huawei-backed Maextro S800 stuns China’s luxury EV market with over 3,600 orders in a week, ultra-fast 12-minute charging, and a Maybach-rivaling design—all from a new brand with big ambitions and serious hardware.

Why the BMW Z4 and Toyota GR Supra Just Won’t Die—Yet

Production of the BMW Z4 and Toyota GR Supra is being extended, thanks in large part to renewed demand for 6-speed manual gearboxes. Here's why both automakers are keeping their sports cars alive for now—and what it means for driving purists.

2026 Lotus Emira V6 SE and Turbo: A Lighter, Smarter, Sharper British Coupe

Lotus refreshes the Emira for 2026 with new trims, smarter ADAS tech, chassis improvements, and sharper pricing. From the punchy V6 SE to the AMG-sourced Turbo, the Emira lineup is leaner, lighter, and more precise—without ditching its analogue soul.

Mustang FX Returns: Ford Taps Fox-Body Nostalgia for 2026 GT Tribute

Ford revives 1980s Fox-body flair with the 2026 Mustang FX Package—available exclusively on GT Premium trims, featuring teal paint, plaid seats, and white wheels. It’s retro with a purpose, aimed at Mustang loyalists with a taste for throwback performance.

Maserati’s Makeover: Can Filosa’s Plan Pull the Trident Out of Trouble?

With Maserati sales slumping and Alfa Romeo at a crossroads, Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa is preparing a bold new business plan to revive the luxury Italian marques. But can strategy outpace skepticism?

Porsche Made a Road-Legal 963—But Just One Guy Gets the Keys

Porsche’s 963 RSP is a one-off, road-legal hypercar born from the Le Mans-winning prototype. Built under the Sonderwunsch program, it fuses motorsport tech with luxury detail—and just enough legality to cruise French streets.

Rare Earth Crisis Hits Automakers: Why Ford and Suzuki Are Feeling the Heat

China's rare earth export curbs are disrupting global car production, with models like the Ford Explorer and Suzuki Swift directly impacted. As automakers scramble for alternatives, the ripple effects stretch far beyond supply chains.

Ram Revives the HEMI, Shoves the V8 Back into the 1500—with a Protest Badge

In a move that’s equal parts muscle and message, Ram brings back the iconic 5.7-liter HEMI V8 for the 2026 1500—complete with a ‘Symbol of Protest’ badge aimed squarely at its turbocharged rivals.