Coverage tagged SUVs.
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Jeep has set the starting price for the 2013 Grand Cherokee SRT8 at $60,920 in the United States, with special editions carrying a premium.
The 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 range expands with two factory special editions, Alpine and Vapor, featuring distinct exterior finishes and exclusive trim details.
Ford is recalling 423,634 Escape SUVs from model years 2001 to 2004 in the US to address a defect that can cause the throttle to stick, posing a crash hazard.
Nissan has revealed the 2013 Pathfinder, shifting the model from its traditional body-on-frame SUV construction to a unibody crossover with seating for seven and improved fuel efficiency.
Suzuki has introduced a minor facelift for the 2013 Escudo, known as the Grand Vitara in other markets, with exterior tweaks and a continued focus on the Japanese market.
Italian magazine Quattroruote has published renderings of the upcoming 2014 Toyota RAV4, previewing a major design departure and hinting at the loss of the seven-seat option.
BMW 3-Series, Tesla Model S and Ram 1500 among 45 vehicles named as candidates for the 20th anniversary North American Car and Truck of the Year awards, with winners to be announced at Detroit in January 2013.
The Tuscaloosa plant marks the first example of the second-generation GL-Class, with Mercedes-Benz aiming for increased output and a larger workforce in the years ahead.
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has announced Alfa Romeo will relaunch in the United States next year, with the 4C sports car expected to spearhead the return.
Suzuki has refreshed the Jimny for 2012 with revised bumpers, new trim details and updated cabin materials, while retaining its familiar 1.3-litre petrol engine.
General Motors will introduce a third shift at its Arlington Assembly plant in Texas, creating 800 jobs to meet demand for full-size SUVs including the Chevrolet Tahoe and Cadillac Escalade.
Jeep prepares to launch the Grand Cherokee S Limited in Europe, offering bespoke styling and a 3.0-litre V6 diesel aimed at younger SUV customers.
Digital renderings preview Alfa Romeo’s possible 2014 SUV, showing a design influenced by the brand’s heritage and expected to share underpinnings with a future Jeep model.
Land Rover’s heavily camouflaged next-generation Range Rover has been spotted on public roads in China ahead of its expected debut, signalling the brand’s continued push into the Chinese luxury SUV market.
Fiat-Chrysler will discontinue the Jeep Compass and replace the Chrysler Town & Country minivan with a crossover, part of a broader plan to streamline its North American line-up.
Subaru has denied claims that the Tribeca SUV would be discontinued after 2012, insisting production continues for the 2013 model year despite declining sales.
Geely will take over Volvo’s outgoing XC90 P2 platform as the Swedish marque prepares its next-generation SUV for a 2014 launch.
Images and details of Nissan’s next Qashqai have surfaced ahead of its 2014 debut, confirming a downsized turbo petrol engine and a design influenced by the Hi-Cross concept.
Volkswagen is developing a subcompact SUV drawing on the Polo and Up! platforms, following positive feedback for recent concept models shown at Frankfurt.
Bentley is preparing to enter the luxury SUV market in 2015, aiming for annual sales of 3,000 units and considering multiple powertrains including a W12, V8 and hybrid.
Ford’s redesigned Escape achieves 33 mpg on the highway with its new 1.6-litre EcoBoost engine, surpassing key rivals and the previous Escape Hybrid.
Jeep has unveiled the Wrangler Dragon Design Concept at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, introducing a China-themed special edition as part of its renewed push into the Chinese market.
Lamborghini presented its Urus SUV concept at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, previewing a 600-horsepower, all-wheel-drive model aimed at expanding the brand’s reach.
BMW’s third-generation X5, due in late 2013, introduces a pedestrian airbag system in a bid to reduce injury risk in urban collisions.