Editors' Choice 2026: Mainstream SUVs
We all have different needs, and these mainstream SUVs earn our respect for fulfilling the mission they set out to accomplish.
We all have different needs, and these mainstream SUVs earn our respect for fulfilling the mission they set out to accomplish.
Underneath the old-school bodywork lies a modern Porsche 718, offering potent flat-four and flat-six engines as well as a six-speed manual.
Car and Driver's annual list of the best new vehicles is here, and it's packed with options for every lifestyle, budget, and taste.
Our annual list of the best vehicles on sale includes a selection of premium crossovers with real presence.
Our favorite EVs combine engaging driving dynamics with solid driving range.
Be it a sedan, a hatchback, a coupe, or a convertible, you'll find the right car for you on our 2026 Editors' Choice list.
Luxury cars have a premium appeal that mainstream ones can't match. Here's our list of the best ones to buy in 2026.
More and more new car shoppers are turning to hybrid powertrains to save on fuel, so we took the liberty of putting our favorites into an easy-to-browse list.
Perhaps the ultimate in utility vehicles, pickup trucks and vans are purpose-built for hauling cargo and people at the same time.
There’s a growing consensus in the electric motorcycle world that the key to success when considering the constraints of today’s technology is to target smaller, simpler, more urban electric motorcycles. While much of today’s attention goes to high-tech, high-price electric motorcycles and e-bikes, the real opportunity for electrification may lie at the opposite end of the spectrum: ultra-simple, ultra-affordable machines designed for the masses.
More than 90% of US power outages start on the distribution grid – the part closest to homes that utilities can’t always see in real time – but Sense says it’s trying to change that by pushing fault detection directly into smart meters.
On today’s island-hopping episode of Quick Charge, we have to talk about Elon Musk’s cringey appearance in the Epstein files amid Tesla’s rapid sales decline in Europe, as well as the ultra-fast Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and its own rapid sales decline.
Waymo just closed a $16 billion funding round at a $126 billion valuation, the largest investment ever in an autonomous vehicle company. The Alphabet-backed robotaxi leader plans to use the capital to expand to over 20 new cities this year, including its first international markets.
New solar and wind capacity additions in November were the second highest in 2025 and accounted for 93% of that month’s total. Solar continues to dominate new capacity additions and has held the lead among all energy sources for 27 consecutive months, according to data released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and reviewed by the SUN DAY Campaign.
SpaceX announced today that it has acquired xAI, Elon Musk’s AI company, in a deal that creates a combined entity reportedly valued at $1.25 trillion ahead of a planned IPO. The acquisition notably does not include Tesla, which just invested $2 billion in xAI last month.
In December, the US Department of Transportation proposed a plan to make cars less efficient when Americans are already paying record-high energy bills during an affordability crisis fueled by tariff-driven inflation. That plan is still up for public comment, with comments ending in two days.
Automakers have increasingly implemented door handles that retract into the bodywork for aerodynamic reasons, but they are now off limits in China.
The two main utilities that own a Colorado coal plant which was ordered to reopen by fossil shill Chris Wright have pushed back on the order, stating plainly that it would raise costs and would not benefit reliability for Colorado electric ratepayers.
MG launched the new MG4 EV Urban in the UK, priced at just £23,495 ($32,000), undercutting BYD’s popular Dolphin hatch as more affordable electric cars hit the market.