SUVs & Trucks

Hyundai plans to get more actively involved in the American truck market in the EV era with potentially two Ioniq-branded pickups.

While we’re excited for plenty of brand-new vehicles coming down the pipeline, we already know there are some cars that won’t be sticking around for 2025. 

Toyota confirmed that a new electric three-row family crossover is arriving in America to rival the new Kia EV9 and upcoming Hyundai Ioniq 7.

Another icon should be going electric in the not-too-distant future.

The SUV big enough for Honest Abe and his stovepipe hat remains one of the comfiest ways to get around.

The Ford Bronco Sport should be do for a refresh in 2025. Here's what we know about it so far.

Lexus nailed it with the new GX 550. It looks phenomenal, drives great and feels great inside. It's not just an upgrade — it's a distinctive, compelling new offering.

Ford just unveiled the new Explorer, which is arriving for the 2025 model year. It is not an all-new SUV. But it does bring some significant changes and enhancements for buyers to consider.

Looking for a great new ride? Start looking here.

A new Mazda EV is coming, and it could use one of the brand's most popular nameplates.

Pour one out for your Hemis.

The new SUV nails the AMG brief — on paper. But does it feel like one without a noisy, hand-crafted V8?

Chevy's latest midsize truck aims to battle the likes of Toyota's legend for the top spot in the class.

From torque-laden off-roaders to family-friendly EVs, here are the upcoming vehicles that have us most excited.

A smaller G-Class is coming, and it'll be all-electric.

Ford's new Lightning Switchgear concept offers a good idea what a Raptor-ized electric truck might look like.

For starters, those massage seats are killer.

One big surprise made this year's list of 2023's sales disappointments.

The reveal date has been confirmed — and the electric Macan is arriving very soon.

The CR-V Hybrid isn't the SUV you want, but it's the SUV you probably need.