Porsche’s New Strategy: Sell Fewer Cars, Make More Money

Despite a planned production cut, the 718 is still coming back.

The New Smart #2 Has A Bench Seat Design

The city car returns strictly as an EV, designed to make the most of its small cabin.

The Electric Renault Megane Gets A Fresh Face And More Range

Faster charging is also included with the EV’s mid-cycle facelift.

Volvo Just Made Charging Your EV Way Easier

Volvo’s new feature lets you leave your credit card or tap payment in your pocket. The car can do it all.

How Genesis Plans To Build A Reputation In Europe: ‘Credibility Is Earned Over Time’

Charles Fuster, head of Genesis’ Italy division, talks about the group’s ambitions: from Magma to the Concept GT, and more.

No, Ferrari Isn’t Forcing Customers To Buy The Luce

Ferrari’s head of marketing, Enrico Galliera, denies the rumors: ‘It would be harmful to us.’

Why Aren’t There More GTI And R Models In America? Volkswagen Explains

Volkswagen says that in order to wear those badges, the vehicle can’t be ‘insincere.’

Strong Demand Pushes BMW To Launch The New i3 Earlier Than Planned

It’s only available as a well-equipped First Edition, but a cheaper version will follow.

After Toyota, Volkswagen Also Thinks It Has Too Many Models

The German automotive giant wants to reduce complexity and focus on fewer models that generate more volume.

The Porsche Taycan Wagons Will Continue Outside The US

Taycan Sport Turismo and Cross Turismo production continues for other markets.



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