New-Generation Seltos Goes on Sale in Korea The second-generation Kia Seltos made its global debut last month, and it’s a noticeable upgrade for one of the brand’s key models. The SUV now looks tougher, borrowing sharper lines from the Telluride, and the new X-Line trim gives it a bit more attitude. But the real headline […]
From Stingray to Sea Giant The Chevrolet C3 Corvette is arguably the most visually striking among Corvette generations, drawing inspiration from the Mako Shark II concept. However, this particular build may be even more striking, as one builder stretched a 1969 model-year example into a limousine, resulting in a four-door configuration with significantly more interior […]
Subaru’s Interesting Patent If you trawl around patent databases long enough, you’ll spot something interesting from time to time. This time around, it comes from Subaru, and it might change the dynamic of performance EVs should the company push through and actually build it. Forget simulated gear shifts (sorry, Ioniq 5 N, we still love […]
Solar Cars Have Always Looked Like an Afterthought Solar-powered cars aren’t new. The real challenge isn’t harnessing sunlight – well, the source is quite abundant – but doing it without making the car look like a science project. Most solar panels are stiff, dark, and visually noisy, so they usually get tacked onto the roof […]
More Details Apart Beyond the Green Light Last month, Hameedi Venturo quietly gave the green light to Project Origine. The plan: build the world’s first all-terrain hypercar, with more than €150 million (about $178 million) already committed and development set in Italy. At the time, that was about all the company was willing to share. […]
The Other Cost of the AI Boom Artificial intelligence has been widely adopted across multiple sectors, with applications ranging from productivity tools to more unconventional uses – such as a BMW owner using ChatGPT to generate a custom performance tune. While the technology is primarily leveraged to streamline workflows and improve efficiency, a report from S&P Global […]
Volvo Wagons in America Are Dead—For Now The final Volvo wagon for the US is the V60 Cross Country. If you want one, you have until the end of the month. After that, Volvo’s wagon lineup in America is finished, at least officially. The brand is shifting its focus to SUVs, crossovers, and EVs. Even […]
Toyota may have one of the most extensive lineups of hybrid models in the country, but it still lags behind in the EV space. The 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland will help to change this—it’s a longer and more spacious version of the bZ. Sharing much with the Subaru Trailseeker, the bZ Woodland has finally been […]
“Something new is on the horizon.” That’s all Toyota has to say in the latest teaser it’s dropped today. But Autoblog has been able to scratch out some details and, indeed, there’s something big coming in barely two weeks. The Japanese automaker has been one of the big skeptics when it comes to battery-electric vehicles. […]
Make Nissan Great Again It’s been a tough couple of years for Nissan; the once strong and mighty Japanese automaker has been in dire straits. It started as a rumour that went wild, which eventually led to the brand reorganizing, with a failed attempt to merge with Mitsubishi and Honda, and the closure of some […]
