News & Product Releases

Rivian surprisingly launched a second vehicle alongside the R2 called the R3. And it's the one that caught my car enthusiast's eye.

Reports suggest that a successor to the Audi R8 is in the works and may arrive before the end of the decade.

A smaller, more affordable Rivian SUV is set to debut in March.

Reports from Japan suggest that Lexus is working on a new coupe to replace the LC and RC and it could arrive very soon.

We've loved previous Bowlus trailers like the Terra Firma. Now, the company is offering a far more reasonably priced option.

Skullcandy's new EcoBuds lead with sustainable design: Unlike most wireless earbuds, their case doesn't pack a lithium-ion battery.

Jaguar will now be part of a "house of brands."

The year's first "big" iPhone software update, iOS 17.4, rolls out this week. Here are its standout capabilities.

We've finally learned the secrets of Dodge's first electric muscle car.

The brand's new Mogami Terra sandals are equipped with lightweight, water-resistant materials meant for adventure.

Apple has announced refreshed 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Airs equipped with its newest M3 chip. Here's what you need to know.

This new electric SUV should be Hyundai's most practical and premium Ioniq to date.

Nissan may be exploring — wait for it — a new Frontier. This time with an EV powertrain.

Toyota is reportedly plotting a revival of its mid-engine MR2 sports car, which was last sold in America in 2005. Here's what we know so far.

Nikon's mirrorless flagship will become the first handheld digital camera on the moon when Artemis III launches in 2026.

From camping gadgets to snow apparel, here are nine brand-new and upcoming adventure products our editors are excited to test this year.

Reports suggest Audi could take on the Defender and G-Wagen with a rugged, all-electric SUV.

Toyota's best-selling crossover could have major upgrades coming soon.

We're still waiting for a full-on electric BMW motorcycle. And there's a good reason for that.

The requirements have changed with the calendar, so fewer new cars, trucks and SUVs are now eligible for the tax break.