EV/Hybrid

  • 2025 Tata Sierra.

    Tata is getting ready to launch a new generation of their classic Sierra SUV. The 1st generation was launched in 1991. It was replaced by a slightly more modern-looking second generation in 1997. Which means the current model still looks positively ancient. For 2025, Tata will be replacing the Sierra with an all-new 4-door model,… Continue reading 2025 Tata Sierra.

  • Ford F-150.

    After over 40 years, the Ford F-150 is not the best-selling vehicle in the US anymore. Toyota got almost 15,000 more units of the unstoppable RAV4 registered in the country last year. While the current F-150 generation technically came out in late 2020, it is still basically a heavy facelift of the previous one we… Continue reading Ford F-150.

  • Cadillac XLR.

    Should a sportier 2-seater Cadillac make a return as a new EV based on the GM Ultium platform? The XLR came out in 2003. Its design was based on the 1999 Cadillac Evoq Concept. The production model stayed surprisingly close to the stunning concept and GM designers did a fantastic job on both cars. Of… Continue reading Cadillac XLR.

  • Dodge Durango.

    An all-new Dodge Durango and around the corner. Based on the Stelantis STLA large platform, shared with the Dodge Charger and Jeep Wagoneed S. The illustration above shows what the next Durango could look like. It seems the next-generation Dodge Durango is indeed on its way. And the new Dodge Stealth EV SUV won’t be… Continue reading Dodge Durango.

  • VW ID.1

    VW just released a teaser image of their upcoming EV concept. The production version will be the brand’s cheapest EV, starting at around $20,000. The concept could be called the “ID.Every1”. So far, VW has shown us the upcoming ID.2 as a concept called the ID.2All last year. That model will start at around $25,000… Continue reading VW ID.1

  • Tesla Model Q.

    Tesla Model 2. Model Q. Model C. Who knows what the next new Tesla model will be called? But apparently, something new is coming soon… The rumors of a smaller new Tesla Model started as early as 2020. Back in 2023, crazy Elon Musk had mentioned it in his “Master Plan”. However, last year we… Continue reading Tesla Model Q.