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First Drive: 2025 Volvo EX90 Tackles the Roads with Quiet Confidence

Newport Beach, CA – Volvo won’t be retiring the XC90 plug-in hybrid, but its new EX90 all-electric SUV will be the brand’s luxury option...

Here’s How the Kia EV9 AWD Handles Family Road Trips

Kia's large electric SUV has premium features and impressive energy efficiency, but we also observed many problems inside and on the road.

The 2025 Audi Q6 e-tron Bridges the Gap in Audi’s EV Lineup

[First Drive] It’s not a foregone conclusion, but Audi's new compact electric SUV has all the tools it needs to succeed.

First Drive: 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Is All About Performance

A Rally version has been added to the Mach-E family, taking advantage of the GT version's basic features and enhanced performance levels. 

Considerations and Costs: An In-Depth Look at GM’s New Towing Technology

The advanced towing technologies, while innovative, may be overly complicated for average drivers, requiring additional learning and adjustment.

First Drive: Hybrid Toyota Tacoma Perfection Comes at a Price

Sure, the new 2024 Tacoma hybrids with the i-Force Max are fuel efficient and have torque for days, but this perfection comes at a price.

First Drive: The 2024 Porsche Macan EV is High Tech, High-Powered & High Priced

A big clue the new Macan EV bears little similarity to the outgoing one is the massive price jump - customize the interior and watch the price ballon quickly.

Polestar’s Pioneering Steps Towards a Sustainable Future

Polestar reduces emissions by 9% per car sold, aiming for a sustainable 2040 with innovative EV practices.

The New 4Runner Trailhunter’s 7 Off-The-Grid Features to Know

The iconic 4Runner gains a hefty 2025 redesign, but it's the new Trailhunter edition forging its own path.

First Drive: 2025 Porsche Taycan Turbo GT – To Weissach Or Not To Weissach

We quickly realized the Turbo GT is stupid fast. But does it make sense to lose the rear seats in a four-door sedan equipped with the Weissach package-equipped 2025 Taycan? Well, yes and no.