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When BMW redesigned the X5 in 2019 it became larger and more accommodating while retaining its driver-centric nature and smart interior, but the hybrid model went missing from the lineup. This year sees the return of the plug-in hybrid, along with some… Continue reading Review: 2021 BMW X5 xDrive45e, the return of a pioneering plug-in hybrid
The utility vehicle market has gone all in on the small, curvy crossover look, but some customers still crave large dimensions, hard corners and vertical surfaces. Kia has already found some success with the formula in the Telluride, and if the new Con… Continue reading Kia takes a glimpse at boxy, hard-edged electric SUV future
One by one, every automaker is adapting to the new battery-powered reality. Long holdout Toyota recently succumbed to the inevitable, and fellow Japanese badge Subaru becomes the latest to introduce its first-ever electric vehicle. The timing of those … Continue reading Subaru’s first electric SUV claws out 220 miles of all-wheel adventure
When Jeep announced an electric Wrangler, and the 4xe (“four-by-E”) brand, heads definitely turned. The benefits of electric motors off the pavement are easily understood by off-road enthusiasts, but are they apparent when combined with the legendary p… Continue reading Review: 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe brings battery benefits off-road
The convention of naming electric vehicle startups after iconic innovators of electricity past continues. EdisonFuture was founded in 2020 as a subsidiary of SPI Energy and it’s about to introduce itself to the world in a big way at this month’s LA Aut… Continue reading EdisonFuture blends old school with new in solarized electric SU-van
The 2021 VW ID.4 is physically smaller than the Tiguan SUV, but has about the same interior room. It’s powered just right, with both two-wheel and all-wheel drive options, and has enough range to be realistically useful for nearly everyone. While it do… Continue reading Review: 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 is a good match for a ready market
The 2021 Grand Cherokee L ushers in a new generation version of the Grand Cherokee and heralds a new lineup with that name. Like a trainee co-pilot bringing in a jetliner, the all-new Jeep Grand Cherokee L is a little bumpy on the approach and makes a … Continue reading Review: 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L makes a rough but ready landing
British petrochemical giant-cum-4×4 builder Ineos is pushing hydrogen as a leading solution for the UK’s green energy revolution. Its work will include experimenting with a Grenadier 4×4 powered by a Hyundai fuel cell system. Ineos will look to offer t… Continue reading Ineos exploring hydrogen and electric versions of £48K Grenadier 4×4
Jeep has unveiled the all-new 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee lineup. The fifth generation adds a plug-in hybrid 4xe variant and a Trailhawk off-road edition. Aiming for a premium SUV market, the Grand Cherokee will hit showrooms in the fourth quarter of 2021… Continue reading New Jeep Grand Cherokee announced with PHEV, off-road versions
Behold, ye fast, ye foolish, ye fiscally blessed and ye family laden. Brabus has deigned to furnish worthy garages with a 900-horsepower GLE-based SUV capable of 330 km/h (205 mph). This should be sufficient for most trips to the shops, no?
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Tags: Mercedes-AMG, Brabus, SUV, World’s Fastest
Continue reading Brabus 900 Rocket Edition stakes a claim as the world’s fastest SUV