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The 2026 Nissan Leaf Platinum+ covered 499 kilometers (310 miles) on a single charge in an independent test by Edmunds. This is 20% more than its officially declared EPA rating of 417 kilometers (259 miles).
There were no signs of Scion brand revival, but the Japanese company suddenly presented at the SEMA exhibition a concept of a powerful quad bike with a hybrid powertrain.
Porsche has revealed details of a special version of the 718 Boxster S, which has been used as a mobile studio since 2017 to create advertising and promotional materials for the brand's fastest cars.
Dacia is developing a new estate car that will hit the market next year and compete with the Skoda Octavia Scout. The novelty is aimed at buyers who prioritize practicality and affordability.
The Chinese automaker BYD achieved a significant milestone with the Sealion 06 SUV model, producing 100,000 units in just 100 days after hitting the market.
BMW Group is the first in Germany to receive international approval for innovative driving assistants under the new DCAS regulation. The electric crossover iX3 has been certified according to the international UN regulation for Level 2 autonomy driver assistance systems.
On October 31, the jury of the Car of the Year competition announced the official list of finalists for the 2026 season. This year, 60 experts from 23 European countries evaluated 35 new car models, from which seven contenders for the main award title were selected.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) has introduced the world’s first patrol fleet consisting entirely of Tesla Cybertruck electric pickups.
Mazda is implementing a large-scale electrification program worth $10 billion, within which it is developing its own platform for electric cars.
The Chinese automotive giant BYD presented its first kei car at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The electric BYD Racco is specifically designed for the Japanese market.
LG Chem and ZEISS have entered into a partnership agreement to develop and supply photopolymer films for holographic displays integrated into car windshields.
Toyota introduced the new IMV Origin SUV at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo, which the company intentionally leaves unfinished.
Honda unveiled a new prototype of the Honda 0 series — Honda 0 α (alpha) at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The new model is a forerunner of the electric crossover, "primarily" aimed at Japan and India.
Lexus unveiled a new concept car LS Coupé at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo. Contrary to its name, it is not a coupe but an SUV that could compete with Porsche Cayenne and premium SUVs from other German brands.
Toyota presented the new Corolla at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 and confirmed that the next generation of the model will be available with "all possible" powertrains, including battery-electric ones.
