• Cadillac Cannot Abandon Gasoline-Powered Vehicles

    Cadillac Cannot Abandon Gasoline-Powered Vehicles
    Despite previous claims that it would be electrifying its entire fleet by 2030, Cadillac is poised to continue running with combustion models. We now have confirmation that this will include the returning three-row XT6 SUV and performance-focused CT5-V Blackwing sedan — or at least its direct successor.
    Cadillac’s present lineup shows a clear divide between its gasoline and electrically powered models. Combustion models use holdover alphanumeric handles, whereas the EVs all have trad
  • Question of the Day: Should Nissan Bring the Leaf Nismo to the U.S.?

    Question of the Day: Should Nissan Bring the Leaf Nismo to the U.S.?
    Nissan revealed today it plans offer the Leaf Nismo — in Japan only. The Leaf is the OG of mainstream electric vehicles. And as Nissan looks to revitalize its lineup to bring it back from the brink, it’s been expanding the number of vehicles that get the Nismo performance treatment.The Leaf, which was completely redone for 2025, is just the latest to enjoy the makeover. Although Nissan officials did share the new Nismo version was coming to Japan, it didn’t offer any performan
  • Hatchbacks! 2026 Mazda3 and Kia K4

    Hatchbacks! 2026 Mazda3 and Kia K4
    I happened to have the 2026 Mazda3 Sport GT Turbo and the 2026 Kia K4 GT-Line in the same week so I decided to stick them in the same video so here we are! They both even have red interiors. Come for a drive with me!Friend of the site Connie Peters compares the new Mazda3 and Kia K4 hatchbacks. Take a look at the video or transcript below to see what she thinks. 
    The TTAC Creators Series tells stories and amplifies creators from all corners of the car world, including culture, de
  • Driven: Lotus Emira 420 Sport is lighter, faster, £105k track weapon

    Driven: Lotus Emira 420 Sport is lighter, faster, £105k track weapon
    Lightest and fastest version of sports car so far delivers even greater driver thrillsAgainst all odds, Lotus is still hanging in there. It feels like forever that the British brand has been teetering on the brink of oblivion, multiple owners and financial woes seemingly putting the brakes on its innumerable ‘fresh starts’. Yet this time it feels like fans of the firm (and that's most of us) genuinely have reasons to be hopeful.
    A company restructuring at the end of last year brought
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  • Driven: Lotus Emira 420 Sport is lighter, faster, £105k track weapon

    Driven: Lotus Emira 420 Sport is lighter, faster, £105k track weapon
    Lightest and fastest version of sports car so far delivers even greater driver thrillsAgainst all odds, Lotus is still hanging in there. It feels like forever that the British brand has been teetering on the brink of oblivion, multiple owners and financial woes seemingly putting the brakes on its innumerable ‘fresh starts’. Yet this time it feels like fans of the firm (and that's most of us) genuinely have reasons to be hopeful.
    A company restructuring at the end of last year brought
  • Dutch courage: Driving the 592bhp lightweight coming to UK roads

    Dutch courage: Driving the 592bhp lightweight coming to UK roads
    Donkervoort has fascinated enthusiasts with its Lotus Seven spin-offs – now it’s building RHD cars for UK saleIf you’ve heard the 16th-century English-language idiom of ‘carrying coal to Newcastle’, apparently still used to describe any kind of pointless and fruitless act, you’re one up on me.
    The enticingly low, superbly outlandish-looking new Donkervoort P24 RS happens to have a 298-litre boot in which you could carry a few bags of the black stuff. It’
  • Dutch courage: Driving the 592bhp lightweight coming to UK roads

    Dutch courage: Driving the 592bhp lightweight coming to UK roads
    Donkervoort has fascinated enthusiasts with its Lotus Seven spin-offs – now it’s building RHD cars for UK saleIf you’ve heard the 16th-century English-language idiom of ‘carrying coal to Newcastle’, apparently still used to describe any kind of pointless and fruitless act, you’re one up on me.
    The enticingly low, superbly outlandish-looking new Donkervoort P24 RS happens to have a 298-litre boot in which you could carry a few bags of the black stuff. It’
  • Vauxhall Mokka GSe review: back to VXR glory days?

    Vauxhall Mokka GSe review: back to VXR glory days?
    The return of a true fast Vauxhall sub-brand – on an electric compact crossoverWith its beefy stance and punchy electric performance, the new Vauxhall Mokka GSE looks like a refreshingly old school arrival in hot hatch-loving Britain.All right, it’s more crossover than hatchback, but there are genuinely lots of ‘hot variant’ things to say about this GSE.Standing for Grand Sport Electric, this is an initialism that Opel has used before and is a mash-up of the old GSi
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  • Official: New Range Rover GT is brand's most saloon-like model yet

    Official: New Range Rover GT is brand's most saloon-like model yet
    Autocar rendering shows what the GT could look like when the wraps come off
    New addition to Range Rover model line will arrive as an EV, blending grand tourer style with SUV practicalityJLR has unveiled the interior and name of a new fourth Range Rover model line, to be called the Range Rover GT, which will split the difference between grand tourer and luxury SUV.
    It will sit on JLR's own brand-new EMA platform, which has been engineered for EVs initially but will be used to underpin hybrid vers