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If all goes to plan, the first Vinfasts will be at dealerships by the end of 2022.

The Fisker Ocean electric SUV, due in a year, will offer 275 to 550 hp and 250 to 350 miles of range, with prices ranging from $37,499 to $68,999.

Lighter, quicker, and faster: the 718 Cayman GT4 RS goes out the door for more than $140,000.

After the EV6, Kia's next electric vehicle will be a rugged SUV of some sort.

Subaru has provided an early look at its new electric crossover jointly developed with the Toyota BZ4X.

The Toyota BZ4X is a RAV4-sized electric crossover due in showrooms in mid-2022.

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Mazda has multiple new crossovers on the way, and the first of these has been revealed as the 2023 CX-50.

Porsche has 5 world premieres planned for the 2021 Los Angeles Auto Show.

The Panamera Platinum Edition adds a number of popular options as standard equipment.

Volkswagen teamed with EV West to convert a 1972 Type 2 Bus into an electric vehicle.

It's difficult to nail what the most exciting attractions of the Los Angeles Auto Show were, because the number of impressive debuts was so high this year. Nevertheless, there were those debuts that stood out. One was Aston Martin's DBX, the first SUV from a brand known for powerful sports cars...

In an effort to buoy the SUV credentials of its new Atlas Cross Sport, Volkswagen announced Wednesday that it has built a prototype race truck dubbed the Cross Sport R, with the intention of competing with it in the 2020 running of the Baja 1000. The prototype was developed with help from both VW's...

The latest AMG SUVs from Mercedes-Benz add mild-hybrid battery boost, but that's not the only way they crank out up to 624 hp.

The 1,100-horsepower concept previews Karma's upcoming design themes and technology.

Ford hasn't yet shown a track-ready version of the Mustang Mach-E, but it may already be working on how to meld track performance and electric-car fundamentals.

The 2020 BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe will be among the first BMW cars sold in the U.S. based on a front-wheel-drive platform.

The Challenger nameplate is still going strong, with last year's sales the best on record for the current third-generation model.

Two sports cars have made it into the final round of the prestigious awards, demonstrating what a good time it is for performance fans.

Lexus' new LC Convertible has arrived as the spiritual successor to the SC.