Italian-made Dodge Hornet SUV Destroyed By President Trump’s Tariffs

Dodge has officially ended production of the Hornet, which is produced in Italy, citing “changes in the policy environment.” The compact SUV is Dodge’s most affordable vehicle, starting at $31,990 for the 2025 model year. Hornet’s death followed a production shutdown that took effect last summer. It lasted only 3 model years. If you’re shopping… Source: Car and Driver

Top 10 Best Selling EVs Of 2025

Despite a 22% drop compared to 2024, the Model Y remains the best-selling EV in the U.S. and the seventh best-selling vehicle overall, according to . car news Estimated value. This decline may be partly due to the switch to the refreshed 2026 model earlier this year, but the Model Y also suffered larger losses in the fourth quarter… Source: Read More

Rivian Patent Shows Physical Buttons, Top-hinged Back Glass

Rivian has applied for a patent for a rear tailgate that uses a motor to open and close the glass, allowing the rear glass to open independently. Perhaps more interesting than the tailgate is that Rivian’s patent indicates that it will use physical switchgear to operate the vehicle, rather than the on-screen buttons that current Rivians are limited to using. Read More

Genesis Recalls Approximately 84,000 Vehicles With Defective Screens

Genesis has announced a recall for 83,877 vehicles that may have a defective infotainment and gauge cluster screen. According to documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the screens on affected models may suddenly restart while driving. In that case, important information such as fuel gauge and speedometer… Source: Car and Driver