The boom in EV sales marks the end of an era
Electric vehicles are no longer a niche category—they’re becoming mainstream. With federal incentives and rising consumer demand, EV sales have surged, signaling the end of an era dominated by gas-powered cars.
Jeep’s Comeback Plan: First, Bring Back the Cherokee
Stellantis is betting on a major Jeep revival, starting with the return of the iconic Cherokee. Expected to launch as a hybrid-first SUV, the model is part of Jeep’s plan to regain market share in North America.
U.S. new-vehicle inventory climbs 4.8% in September
Dealerships across the country are seeing higher stock levels, with September’s inventory rising nearly 5%. Automakers are adjusting production to meet demand while balancing incentives to avoid oversupply.
Simon-Kucher study reveals what’s really driving car buyers in 2025
A new report highlights shifting consumer priorities. Affordability, fuel efficiency, and advanced driver-assist technology top the list, with EV curiosity growing but cost concerns still holding buyers back.
Confirmed: Ram’s Full-Size Electric Truck Is Dead
Ram has officially canceled its highly anticipated full-size electric pickup. Executives cited high development costs and market uncertainty, leaving competitors Ford and GM to lead the electric truck race.
Toyota Will Build Two New EV SUVs in Kentucky
Toyota has confirmed it will manufacture two all-new electric SUVs in its Kentucky plant. The move strengthens Toyota’s U.S. EV production plans and signals a push toward localizing supply chains.
2026 Nissan Leaf Gets Bigger Batteries, More Range
Nissan’s popular Leaf EV is set for a major upgrade. The 2026 model will feature larger batteries, extended driving range, and updated styling—aiming to stay competitive in the growing compact EV market.