Signs of Digital Interior Maturity
Clean-sheet designs let BMW, Mercedes, and Porsche show what more fully realized digital interiors look like
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Mercedes Holds onto Its Identity
The grille, the Hyperscreen, and the shifting sources of distinctiveness
BMW Makes the 3 Series Transition Look Easy
The new i3 arrives as the next step in an already-working formula
Rivian and Genesis Push the Extremes
Different ways young brands are building an enthusiast edge
The Pioneering Tesla Model S
Invention and execution are different frontiers—with different leaders
A New Kind of Rich Ferrari Owner
When expertise matters more than money
Mazda CX-5 Follow-up: Mazda Walked the Tightrope (But Lost the Volume Knob)
Reviewers like it, and Mazda’s candor about tradeoffs isn’t undermining (so far)
Mazda Says the Quiet Part out Loud
Tradeoffs in a time of transition
The Rewired Mercedes S-Class
An update that matters more than it looks
Tesla Moves on from the Model S and Model X
Cars aren’t the center of Tesla’s story now
The Disappointing New Honda Prelude
Pressing too hard on nostalgia—and not hard enough on power
Tesla Bets and Customer Pain
Frustrated customers are a strategy cost
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Existing Volvos Will Be Updated with Google Gemini
Why the update is really about Volvo’s next generation
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Volvo EX60 Hammers It Home
Have compact luxury electric SUVs reached the point of no compromise?
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Canada opens the Door to Chinese EVs
Next: Coming to America?
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Accelerating into Car Subscription Services
LIke it or not, Tesla's pushing the market forward
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Acura RDX Takes a Couple Years off: Transition Pains
How does a core model get a vacation?
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Simulated Gears in EVs
How gear shifting can be useful in EVs—even if it's just pretending
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Cars Are Still Cars. They’re Also Computers.
The promise of software-defined cars is real. So are their pitfalls.