Angus Mackenzie

Forget everything you know about Jaguar. The storied British carmaker is undergoing the most profound transformation in its 89-year history.

The company now plans to also keep building cars with internal combustion engines through 2035.

Electric powered 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA covers more than 2,300 miles in 24 hours, beating a 2019 record held by the Porsche Taycan.

The man who designed the C-X75 has helped put this 2010 Jaguar concept and Bond movie star on the road.

The Xpeng G6 is the most accomplished compact electric SUV yet from a Chinese automaker.

Yes, indeed, it’s another week, so there must be another Porsche 911 restomod hitting the streets, but this one comes with a big difference. No, really!

It won’t have an internal combustion engine, but BMW’s all-new performance EV will be the quickest and most powerful M car in history.

Tesla has for years seemingly defied the rules other automakers are forced to play by. No more.

Mate Rimac built his name creating electric supercars like the Nevera. For Bugatti, though, an EV would be too “mainstream.”

The upstart British automaker has revealed it will add two new 4x4s in a few years to join the current Grenadier and Fusilier models.