The Dodge Hornet, built in Italy, is nearly sold out in the U.S. with fewer than 90 units left. Its early demise is blamed on its geographic origin and pricing, making it a rare find for Saudi enthusiasts.
A GMC Sierra owner is suing General Motors after a leaky window cost him over $1,000 in repairs. The lawsuit centers on a GM repair bulletin, updated multiple times since 2019, regarding water leaks in Sierra and Silverado trucks.
Al Jomaih Automotive Company has launched a summer campaign on GAC 2026 models, featuring full down payment coverage and installments starting from 667 SAR, along with significant discounts for cash purchases.
"Modern Motors," the local distributor of Suzuki in Egypt, has announced the return of the Alto hatchback to the local market as the lowest-priced car, available in two trims starting at 245,000 Egyptian pounds.
In a recent drag race, a humble electric crossover outperformed iconic 1980s supercars like the Ferrari Testarossa and Lamborghini Countach. The EV's instant torque left the classic gasoline models behind, shocking nostalgic viewers.
Lanzante Limited has made Bugatti's final W16 track-only hypercar street-legal, allowing its 1,825-horsepower engine to be driven on public roads for the first time.
The Chinese Astraux micro EV, priced at €8,000, offers full car features despite its small size. It outpaces the Fiat Topolino in equipment, providing a more complete driving experience for budget-conscious buyers.
New data shows used EV owners face more frequent, costly repairs from standard mechanical and electrical issues than from battery failures. This challenges the common belief that the battery is the most expensive component to fix on a pre-owned electric car.
A new test shows touchscreen tasks now take longer than four years ago, raising safety concerns. Drivers' distraction levels are increasing, not improving, with modern car interfaces. The study provides an objective measure of this growing problem.
Chery maintained its lead among Chinese brands in passenger car registrations for June, recording 1,443 cars for the second consecutive month, with Chinese brands dominating half of the top list.
Mini's 2026 Aceman JCW electric hot hatch delivers sharp steering and intense torque steer, but its overly firm ride makes it impractical for daily driving. The flagship model prioritizes sporty thrills over comfort, making it a niche choice for Saudi buyers.
Two of the rarest 2006 Ford GTs were built in solid yellow with no racing stripes. One of these iconic supercars is now listed for sale, a unique find for collectors.
VMAX launched the VX2 Lite e-scooter in Switzerland at $799. It offers full suspension, 56 miles range, and 1,400W peak power in a lightweight commuter design.
Chinese automaker Chery has filed patents for a compact pickup similar in size to the Ford Maverick. The plug-in hybrid model is expected to launch next year, targeting global markets with a crossover-style design.
BMW’s U.S. sales jumped 13% in Q2, driven by plug-in hybrids, but its all-electric models faced weak demand. The automaker is adjusting its strategy amid slower EV uptake.
The Saudi General Directorate of Traffic has warned against rapidly swerving between vehicles, considering it a serious violation that threatens everyone's safety and increases the likelihood of accidents.
Liberty Walk has modified the Honda Civic Type R with an unexpectedly aggressive appearance, even though the original car is already considered one of the fiercest hatchbacks. The new modifications give it an extra boldness that exceeds all expectations.
Chinese government documents have revealed an updated version of the BYD Seagull electric vehicle, featuring a longer body and a stronger motor. The car is sold globally under names such as Atto 1 and Dolphin Surf, depending on the market.
Aston Martin will keep its V12 engine alive, but only for a tiny number of ultra-exclusive models. The next generation promises improved efficiency and new technology, while making the V12 extremely rare. This strategy allows the brand to preserve its iconic engine without mass …
Mitsubishi has announced plans to manufacture 1,000 humanoid robots per month in its factories for assembling upcoming engines and vehicles. This step is part of a mechanical revolution based on artificial intelligence, enhancing production efficiency and driving the company tow…
Stellantis has unveiled a limited-edition Abarth 695, a performance version of the Fiat Topolino, aimed at teenage drivers. It produces just 8 horsepower, keeping it legally restricted to low speeds. No price has been announced for this niche microcar.
BYD launched its Denza Z Coupe hypercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, with power reaching up to 1,973 hp. It is also available in a Spider convertible version and a racing variant, competing with major electric sports cars.
The Ministry of Economy and Tourism in the UAE announced a recall of Lincoln Corsair vehicles to fix a potential defect in the rearview camera. The two authorized dealers are executing the campaign in coordination with regulatory authorities.
Maserati has unveiled a new racing version of the GranTurismo, named "Project GT4," after stripping it of all luxury features and screens. The car relies on a rear-wheel-drive system with 690 horsepower, becoming a fierce track beast that sheds its luxury guise.
Toyota has postponed production of the fully electric Highlander to 2027, preferring to extend the current gas and hybrid versions, a move that reflects strong demand for these engines.
A Tesla driver was reportedly caught napping at 62 mph on a highway, with two children allegedly in the back seat. Police say the driver may face criminal charges for the dangerous behavior.
Japanese tuner Damd has created the "Slash Garnish" for the Suzuki Jimny, adding fake soft-top lines to mimic a convertible. The accessory is designed for owners who want the look of a removable roof, which the current Jimny model lacks. Pricing and availability details were not…
Honda Australia's director Robert Thorp is pleased with modest sales growth despite a record overall market. He attributes the success to Honda's focus on higher-margin models like the Civic Type R, rather than chasing volume.
The 2026 Jaecoo J5 petrol SUV arrives in Australia as an affordable option. It starts at a low price, offering a budget-friendly choice for Saudi car buyers seeking a new compact SUV.
Dacia has launched its largest vehicle yet, the Striker, a wagon with SUV-inspired design. It targets buyers seeking a practical, rugged family car. Pricing details have not been announced.
Slate's new electric truck starts at $25,000, but adding all available options pushes the price past $46,000. Even at that cost, buyers still manually roll down the windows. The vehicle emphasizes customization over luxury features.
Tesla announced employee rides in its Cybercab robotaxi will begin soon at Giga Texas. The wheel-less, pedal-less vehicle is part of Tesla's autonomous driving push, though specific details remain unclear.
Winnebago has launched two compact motorhomes, the Elora and Resa, built on the RAM Promaster chassis. Designed for first-time buyers, these models offer easier handling and a more affordable price point than traditional large RVs.
Fiat's tiny electric Topolino, more like a golf cart than a car, may receive a sporty Abarth version. No price or specs are confirmed yet for this potential performance variant.
The Dodge Charger now sits unsold for an average of 385 days, making it America’s slowest-moving new car. This massive inventory glut gives Saudi buyers strong negotiating power on pricing.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his Omani counterpart Badr al-Busaidi discussed mechanisms to ensure safe passage of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, based on a memorandum of understanding with the United States.
Slate is launching five new Crayola-inspired wrap colors for its EVs, moving beyond standard gray. The vibrant options aim to offer Saudi drivers more personalized and eye-catching vehicle finishes.
Italian automaker Automobili Mignatta has previewed its new Rina Coupe, featuring a naturally aspirated V8 engine paired with a manual transmission. The brand also unveiled a special livery for its Barchetta model.
An Alfisti drove Alfa Romeo’s smallest SUV to the brand’s Italian museum for its 50th anniversary. The journey began with a software glitch but became a rewarding pilgrimage.
A 1988 Chevrolet Hot Shot hauler, praised for its classic 1980s style, is now available for purchase. The truck offers a nostalgic alternative to modern pickups.
Toyota has unveiled an updated version of the 2027 Avalon in China with a design inspired by the Camry and Crown, in collaboration with its partner FAW. The car continues in the Chinese market despite global production ending after 2022.
A study comparing 10 cars found the Mazda MX-30, with 50 physical buttons, was less distracting to use than the Tesla Model 3, which has only four buttons. The test measured how long drivers’ eyes were off the road while using touchscreens.
Rally legend Travis Pastrana drove his 670-horsepower Subaru Brataroo up the 1.16-mile Goodwood hillclimb course, showcasing impressive drifting skills. The high-powered Subaru tackled the famous British event with dramatic slides and speed.
The StepRanger, a compact hauler under 65 inches long, can carry up to 1,000 pounds, fitting into spaces where full-sized trucks cannot.
Toyota's electric vehicle sales have more than doubled this year, marking a sharp turnaround after the company previously lagged in the EV market. The growth comes as some competitors see their EV sales decline.
Renault's new Duster enters the small off-road SUV market to challenge the iconic Suzuki Jimny. The 2026 Duster aims to rival the Jimny's cult status with a fresh design and competitive pricing.
Toyota is nearing completion of its mid-engine, all-wheel-drive MR2 prototype, using a GR Yaris body to test it. The project has faced cooling and aerodynamic challenges during development.
A Saudi inventor is testing portable battery banks to boost an electric car's range. The DIY project adds external power packs to extend driving distance without a full charge, aiming to solve range anxiety for EV owners.
Hyundai and Kia have recalled 14 electric vehicles in Saudi Arabia due to defective SK On battery cells that may cause fires. Owners are advised to park away from homes until repairs are completed.
Audi's Nuvolari and Jaguar's Type 01 Storm debuted at Goodwood. Online reactions have been largely negative, with many criticizing the vehicles' unusual designs.
The 33rd Goodwood Festival of Speed has started in the UK. Car enthusiasts can watch the 2026 event live, featuring new vehicle reveals and hill climbs.
Milltek has created a reversible body kit for the Renault 5 EV and Alpine A290, inspired by the 1985 R5 Maxi Turbo rally car. Priced at $2,700, the kit adds aggressive styling and can be easily removed.
Ferrari has announced the development of a new manual transmission, in a surprising move for sports car enthusiasts. The official reveal of the anticipated manual gearbox has not yet taken place, but expectations point to exceptional performance.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office in Oregon launched a new online form for residents to report dangerous e-bike and e-scooter behavior. This aims to pinpoint high-risk areas before accidents occur.
Two nearly identical Aston Martin Valhallas, each with just 196 miles, are now for sale by a single owner. These follow a previous Valhalla that sold for $2.2 million, well above its $1.47 million original price.
Volkswagen has revealed the ID. Unyx 09, its sportiest sedan in years, featuring an all-wheel drive system producing 496 horsepower to match its aggressive design.
Mitsubishi is partnering with Japanese firm Highlanders to develop humanoid robots for car assembly. The robots aim to address labor shortages in Japan. No pricing or production timeline has been announced.
Alpine may reintroduce a gasoline engine to its new A110 sports car due to potential demand from the US market. The company is reconsidering its all-electric strategy for the model as it evaluates a possible American launch.
UNIGRID has launched its sodium-ion home battery, Na+Casa, with first installations in Europe. The system offers a lithium-ion alternative for residential energy storage. A US release is planned next.
Saudi families seeking a large seven-seat SUV with plug-in hybrid efficiency have several top choices for 2026. These models offer three rows of seating, balancing space with fuel-saving electric range.
