Mazda EZ-6 Sport Edition Drops the Chrome, Not the Charm

Mazda’s new EZ-6 Sport Edition skips power upgrades but sharpens its edge with stealthy design tweaks aimed at younger buyers. Here's what makes it different—and why that matters.

Xiaomi's $5,800 Carbon Fiber Hood with Fake Vents Triggers Investor Concerns

Xiaomi's $5,800 carbon fiber hood for the SU7 Ultra, featuring non-functional vents, has ignited consumer backlash over misleading marketing. The controversy has extended to investors, with Xiaomi's stock experiencing a significant drop as confidence in the company's automotive transparency is quest

Geely Galaxy Cruiser is the Electric Defender Land Rover Has Yet to Build

Geely’s Galaxy Cruiser Concept is a bold electric SUV that channels Defender-like toughness without leaning on nostalgia. With boxy looks, off-road cues, and a surprisingly refined interior, it's the EV off-roader Land Rover hasn’t dared to build.

Hyundai’s Elexio Is the Electric SUV You Can’t Buy (Unless You're in China)

Hyundai’s all-new 2026 Elexio is sleek, smart, and electric—with 700 km of range and some serious tech under the hood. The only problem? It’s for China only.

Uber’s Driverless Gamble: Robotaxis, Chinese Partners, and a 2026 European Bet

Uber is doubling down on autonomous ride-hailing with new robotaxi deals in China and Europe, tapping AI startups like Momenta and Pony.ai to push into driverless mobility by 2026.

Mazda's Electric Pivot: Betting Big on China with the EZ-60 SUV

Mazda is making a bold move in China, unveiling the EZ-60 electric SUV and investing heavily in its joint venture with Changan. With plans to produce 300,000 vehicles annually by 2027—90% of which will be electric or hybrid—Mazda aims to solidify its position in the world's largest EV market.

Assisted Driving Takes the Wheel: China's Regulatory Shift Redefines the Road Ahead

China's automotive landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as regulators enforce stricter guidelines on autonomous driving technologies, prompting automakers to pivot towards more transparent assisted driving systems.

Porsche Hits a Wall in China While Tariffs Loom at the Door

A sharp drop in China sales, softening EV demand, and the threat of U.S. tariffs have Porsche recalibrating its 2025 outlook. As profits tumble, the German marque finds itself navigating unfamiliar terrain—uncertainty.