Coverage tagged SUVs.
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Nissan is preparing to electrify its popular Juke and Qashqai models, aiming for a future where its crossover range includes fully electric options.
Jaguar Land Rover has opened a new factory in Itatiaia, Brazil, to build the Range Rover Evoque and Discovery Sport for the local market amid challenging economic conditions.
Mercedes-Benz led the US luxury market in April 2018, narrowly outselling BMW and maintaining its year-to-date advantage, while Audi posted global gains driven by China and the US.
General Motors and its Chinese joint ventures delivered 352,346 vehicles in March 2018, with Cadillac and Chevrolet leading the growth and first-quarter sales up 8%.
Porsche revealed the Macan, its first compact crossover, at the 2013 LA Auto Show, aiming to broaden its appeal and take on a growing luxury SUV segment.
Jaguar Land Rover has launched legal action against Jiangling Motor in Beijing, accusing the Chinese firm of copying the Range Rover Evoque with its Landwind X7 SUV.
A Californian customer has filed suit against Tesla, claiming his $162,000 Model X SUV is plagued by safety issues and unusable due to persistent faults.
BMW’s second-generation X1 compact SUV has received the IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award after improved crash test results and the addition of advanced front crash prevention technology.
SEAT is preparing to unveil a high-performance Ateca Cupra concept at the Paris Motor Show, hinting at a 300 bhp all-wheel-drive SUV with aggressive styling.
Volvo has teased the upcoming XC40 concept, confirming a plug-in hybrid setup and previewing its compact SUV future on the new CMA platform.
A wiring harness issue can cause the shifter to lock in Park or Neutral on certain 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokees, prompting a voluntary recall across several markets.
The Acura CDX, unveiled in Beijing, marks the brand’s first locally built model for China and introduces a turbocharged 1.5-litre petrol engine to the market.
Honda unveiled the Avancier, a new midsize SUV developed for the Chinese market, at the 2016 Beijing Motor Show, marking its first use of a turbocharged 2.0-litre engine in China.
Land Rover has refreshed the Evoque for 2017 with an upgraded infotainment system and introduced the Ember Limited Edition, available in select markets from September.
Ford’s 2017 Escape is the brand’s first in the US to offer FordPass with SYNC Connect, allowing owners to control key functions remotely via smartphone.
BMW is preparing to launch a new generation of the X5 SUV as early as 2017, with the model tipped to move onto the CLAR platform currently underpinning the 7 Series.
Mercedes-Benz is weighing the US introduction of the G500 4x4², a high-performance off-roader previously limited to European markets since 2015.
Jeep will launch the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk fitted with the supercharged Hellcat V8 next year, confirming long-standing rumours about a 700-horsepower SUV flagship.
The front-wheel-drive RAV4 Elegance 2.0L D-4D offers SUV styling with a diesel engine but omits all-wheel drive, positioning itself as a crossover in Toyota’s European line-up.
Subaru takes Best Overall Brand and Most Trusted Brand, while Lexus leads the luxury segment in Kelley Blue Book’s 2016 Brand Image Awards based on US buyer perceptions.
Honda will spend $52 million to prepare its Greensburg, Indiana, plant for CR-V SUV production by early 2017, with a focus on facility upgrades and workforce training.
Hyundai is preparing to reveal a next-generation hydrogen fuel cell SUV in 2017, aiming for improved affordability and practicality over the outgoing ix35 Fuel Cell.
Ford recorded its strongest ever January-February SUV sales in the US, with millennials and women buyers emerging as key growth drivers for the brand.
Ford delivered 91,700 vehicles in its 20 main European markets last month, driven by strong demand for SUVs and commercial models, as market share edged up.