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  • Chrysler Concorde.

    Since Dodge is working on a new Dodge Stealth, this time as an EV SUV and not a sports car, why not a new Chrysler Concorde? Chrysler desperately needs something, anything. And it seems the ultra-futuristic Halcyon concept will not be a preview of a realistic production car. Unlike what Stellantis did with the Dodge… Continue reading Chrysler Concorde.

  • Kia EV8/Stinger.

    Kia is actually thinking about a new large electric sedan to replace the dead Kia Stinger. The Stinger was produced from 2017 to 2023. Its design was based on the fantastic-looking 2011 Stinger Concept. Although the Stinger kept accumulating one good review after another, it was never the hit Kia had hoped for. Its first… Continue reading Kia EV8/Stinger.

  • 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.

  • Tesla CyberCab.

    This weird vehicle was caught inside Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank… And yet. it’s not a movie prop. Instead, it is a heavily camouflaged prototype getting ready for the Tesla CyberCab unveiling that will, for some reason, take place in the famous studio on October 8. I guess Tesla might have thought it would be… Continue reading Tesla CyberCab.

  • Toyota bZ3C.

    A few new photos of the upcoming Toyota bZ3C EV were released today. We have seen it before, in these cool color photos from last April. I guess the new model was not actually ready back then for some reason. I think this is one of the very best Toyota designs in many years. At… Continue reading Toyota bZ3C.

  • 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.

  • Lincoln Continental.

    The Lincoln Continental deserves another shot. Even though Lincoln used the name Continental as early as 1939, the one we all know is the fourth generation that came out in 1961. It was made famous among other things for being President Kennedy’s official car. The 4th generation Lincoln Continental was mostly the same until a… Continue reading Lincoln Continental.

  • 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.

  • DS “SM Tribute Concept”.

    Stellantis just decided to show throw a bone to the DS brand. Just like they did with Chrysler and the Hacyion concept, they just gave DS a brand-new concept. Reminding people the brand is a round and they’re not abandoning it. However, just like the Halcyon, this new SM Tribute concept is probably not previewing… Continue reading DS “SM Tribute Concept”.

  • 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.