Chinese Autos Advance In Europe, But The Race Is Far From Over

Chinese manufacturers’ battle for the European auto market is accelerating, but Europeans are fighting back on all fronts and with a little help from EU regulators.

Rivian R2 Set To Disrupt America’s EV Market

If Rivian meets demand for the R2, it may shake up the U.S. electric vehicle market like no EV since the Tesla Model 3.

Can AION UT Turn UK Chinese EV Curiosity Into British Brand Loyalty?

Will eight years of support win over UK EV buyers? I drove the £28,950 AION UT and asked the company’s UK boss how a new Chinese brand plans to earn lasting loyalty.

Pickup Trucks Are A Tiny Europe Sector, But EVs And China Move In

Pickup trucks in Europe are a niche product, and electric ones currently a micro-niche. Despite the small market, Isuzu’s nelectric pickup faces Chinese competition.

2027 Rivian R2 Review: Can The Tesla Model Y Do This?

The R2 can be two things at the same time: an on-road angel and off-road beast. That’s what makes the R2 different.

CoreWeave: Physical AI Will Help Us Travel Safely, Not Kill Us All

Could Physical AI make travel safer, accelerate engineering and extend human abilities? CoreWeave argues it should augment us, rather than replace or endanger human life.

Auto Mechanic Turns Fiat Panda Into World’s Narrowest Car

Guinness World Records honors Italian auto aficionado Andrea Marazzi for making a fully drivable Fiat Panda that’s just 19.7 inches wide. Don’t count on speed though.

‘World’s Narrowest Car’ Measures Less Than Two Feet Wide

Guinness World Records honors Italian auto mechanic Andrea Marazzi for making a fully drivable Fiat Panda that’s just 19.7 inches wide. Don’t count on speed though.

Can Small, Cheap EVs Rescue Europe’s Push For Electric Dominance?

Europe is lagging behind the EU plan to eventually create a near electric monopoly in new car sales. A swift switch to cheap mass-market small EVs might save the plan.

Here’s Which New Vehicles Data Shows Are Most Likely To Run For Over 250,000 Miles

These are the true long-term runners in the U.S., with the overall longevity list dominated by Japanese brands, and trucks commanded by the domestics.