Coverage tagged SUVs.
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Kia’s Telluride concept previews a full-size, seven-seat SUV with a plug-in hybrid V6 and bold design, signalling the brand’s ambitions in the large crossover segment.
Volkswagen introduced the Tiguan GTE Active Concept at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show, combining a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, all-wheel drive and rugged design cues aimed at the US market.
Manufacturers retire several well-known cars for 2016, from the Land Rover Defender to the Honda Accord Crosstour, as line-ups shift towards new models and market demands.
Fiat Chrysler has purchased millions of greenhouse gas emissions credits from Toyota, Tesla and Honda to help meet US fuel efficiency requirements for the 2014 model year.
St. Petersburg-based Truck Garage has reimagined the Soviet-era GAZ 69 off-roader, fitting it with a 465hp 6.4-litre V8 Hemi and modern off-road hardware.
Nissan is preparing the second-generation Juke with a range-extended hybrid powertrain, drawing on Leaf technology and offering buyers a lower-emission alternative alongside petrol engines.
Mitsubishi will introduce three electrified crossovers to the US market within five years, focusing on its strengths in SUVs and four-wheel drive after closing its Illinois plant.
Renault’s Kadjar 1.2 TCe 130 PS enters the compact SUV segment with bold design, practical space and a focus on technology, challenging established rivals like the Nissan Qashqai.
Jaguar Land Rover is delaying the launch of plug-in hybrids and battery-electric vehicles, citing battery technology and infrastructure concerns as rivals press ahead with electrification.
Tesla has confirmed US pricing for the entry-level Model X 70D at $80,000, with higher-spec 90D and P90D variants also detailed for American buyers.
BMW will invest $417 million in its Rosslyn plant to shift production from the 3 Series to the X3 SUV, marking the first X3 output outside the US.
Investors await Tesla’s Q3 2015 results, but attention is focused on Model X output and the company’s ability to hit its full-year delivery goals.
Jeep Liberty, Grand Cherokee and Dodge Journey models built between 2003 and 2015 are affected by global recalls to address airbag and anti-lock brake problems.
German tuner AC Schnitzer has reworked the BMW X6 M, pushing output to 641hp and adding a suite of exterior, suspension and cabin enhancements.
A digital rendering reimagines the Ferrari FF as an off-road machine, raising questions about the limits of Maranello’s four-wheel drive grand tourer.
Dacia’s facelifted Duster introduces the 1.2 TCe turbo petrol engine to its 4x4 Laureate trim, adding much-needed power and efficiency to the brand’s value-focused SUV.
Major US and Asian manufacturers posted double-digit gains in September, with strong incentives, cheap credit and a late Labour Day holiday fuelling demand for SUVs and pickups.
Tesla has officially launched the Model X, debuting its all-electric SUV with distinctive Falcon Wing doors, a panoramic windscreen and up to 762bhp in top spec.
Renault’s new Kwid crossover enters the Indian market at just €3,500, offering basic motoring in a compact package and targeting budget-conscious buyers.
Land Rover has confirmed the 2016 Range Rover Evoque for Australia, with updated features, a revised engine line-up and pricing starting at $51,995 AUD.
BMW Australia has released pricing for the new X1, with four variants starting at $49,500 and a higher level of standard equipment across the range.
From Porsche’s all-electric Mission E to the bold Toyota CH-R, part three of our Frankfurt 2015 coverage rounds up the key concepts and production models making headlines.
All first-year build slots for the Bentley Bentayga have been allocated, with over 3,500 orders placed for the luxury SUV following its Frankfurt debut.
European new car registrations climbed to 781,676 in August 2015, with SUVs from Renault, BMW and Mercedes-Benz leading the market's strongest gains of the year.