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  • GMC Canyon EV.

    Another no-brainer for GM seems to be a GMC Canyon EV mid-sized pickup. Since the Ultium platform can produce vehicles from the Chevrolet Equinox EV (and even smaller with the next-generation Bolt) the the gargantuan GMC Hummer EV, it seems a smaller pickup for GMC would make sense. Besides the 2 Hummers, so far GMC… Continue reading GMC Canyon EV.

  • 2026 VW Atlas.

    There is finally an all-new VW Atlas just around the corner, and here it is. As you can see from the photos above, this is actually the Chinese market version of the Atlas, called the Teramont. Currently, the Atlas and Teramont look exactly the same and what we see here is the same car we’ll… Continue reading 2026 VW Atlas.

  • 2025 VW Taos.

    The VW Taos is getting a few changes for the 2025 model year. Up front, there is an all-new face. Something a bit more original but also something we are now seeing in all new VWs. Who is making sure all their cars and SUVs look the same. The rear-end changes are limited to the… Continue reading 2025 VW Taos.

  • Hyundai Galloper.

    I have to admit, I had never heard about the “Hyundai Galloper” before I saw these two photos on top (sent to me by a reader). It turns out the Galloper was basically an old SUV produced by Hyundai starting back in 1991. Which is when Hyundai was still producing many cars and trucks based… Continue reading Hyundai Galloper.

  • New VW Tiguan.

    VW just released teasers for their all-new Tayron SUV in Europe. So far, the Tayron was a Chinese market version of the long wheelbase version of the European Tiguan. Which was sold in North America as “Tiguan”. Since we never got the current generation’s shorter 5-seater model. VW released an all-new generation 2-row Tiguan in… Continue reading New VW Tiguan.

  • GMC Terrain EV.

    GMC has just released an all-new version of the Terrain compact SUV, alongside the equally new Chevrolet Equinox. While Chevrolet offers an EV version of its compact SUV, as the Equinox EV, GMC does not have an Ultium-based compact SUV. Something like a Terrain EV. While Chevrolet and Cadillac are already using the Ultium platform… Continue reading GMC Terrain EV.

  • 2025 Nissan Armada.

    After 8 years, Nissan has finally redesigned the big Armada/Patrol SUV. It is now the Nissan version of the redesigned Infiniti QX80 we saw a few months ago. As you can tell from the photos above, the Nissan and Infiniti versions still look very close. Although at least they have different rear pillars on top… Continue reading 2025 Nissan Armada.

  • Volvo EX60.

    Since Volvo is basically mirroring its current lineup of ICE vehicles with new EVs, it’s pretty easy to figure out whether a new EX60 is next after the new ES90 sedan. Just like the new Volvo EX90 is not replacing (yet) the aging XC90, the current XC60 will be sold alongside the new EX60 for… Continue reading Volvo EX60.

  • Volvo XC90.

    As you can see, the 2025 Volvo XC90 is not an all-new SUV. But a second facelift for the big Volvo that dates back to 2014. Even before the new EX90 EV was announced, Volvo had mentioned a revised version of the XC90 would stick around for a while. Which is something we’ve heard from… Continue reading Volvo XC90.

  • Acura MDX EV.

    Acura has been in some trouble for a few years now. I personally think they make great cars and SUVs, but somehow they’re not attracting as many buyers as they should. Which is usually due to unpopular designs… They just launched the all-new Acura ZDX SUV, based on GM’s Ultium platform. I drove it for… Continue reading Acura MDX EV.

  • 2025 Audi Q5.

    These are apparently photos from the all-new Audi Q5 SUV for the 2025 model year. The top 3 photos show the redesigned crossover, looking a lot like the current model. Of course, since it’s an Audi. But also looks a lot like the new Q6 e-Tron and basically a clone of most Audi SUV designs… Continue reading 2025 Audi Q5.