The 2019 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid stands out in the crowded subcompact SUV segment by marrying Subaru’s rugged DNA with plug-in hybrid efficiency. This electrified version of the beloved Crosstrek aims to appeal to environmentally-conscious drivers who still want capable all-wheel drive (AWD), solid ride quality, and intelligent safety features. Offered exclusively with AWD and based on the brand’s modular global platform, the Crosstrek Hybrid enhances daily driving with both refinement and eco-sensitivity

The 2020 Ford Explorer Hybrid emerges as a pivotal addition to Ford's lineup, reflecting the growing demand for electrified options in larger family vehicles. As the second hybrid SUV in its class—following the Toyota Highlander Hybrid—it stands out for maintaining its rugged utility while promising improved fuel efficiency.

In today’s tech-driven world, automakers like Genesis promise seamless digital experiences through owner portals and mobile apps. These tools are designed to enhance customer engagement, streamline service records, and deliver personalized alerts. For Genesis G70 owners, this ecosystem includes a web portal and mobile application—both of which are meant to simplify vehicle maintenance tracking and service scheduling.

While supercharged giants like the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon and SRT Hellcat Redeye often dominate headlines with mind-bending horsepower figures, the real hero of the lineup might just be the Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack Widebody. Striking a perfect harmony between raw power and refined control, this muscle car features a 6.4-liter V8 HEMI engine producing 485 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque. Unlike its overpowered siblings, the Scat Pack Widebody is a performance-driven masterpiece that remains tame enough for daily driving yet ferocious on the track

The automotive industry is a cornerstone of the American economy, with vehicles being produced by both domestic and foreign automakers. One of the most intriguing annual reports is the American-Made Index (AMI), which ranks vehicles based on their level of American manufacturing involvement. MotorVero brings you the latest insights into the 2020 rankings, shedding light on which cars are the most American-made, the dominance of foreign automakers, and the surprising results of the 2020 rankings.

In recent years, the mid-size pickup truck segment has experienced a resurgence, particularly in the United States. Major automakers like Chevrolet, Toyota, and Ford have all introduced or revamped their mid-size trucks, making the market more competitive than ever. Ford, for instance, resurrected the Ranger, while the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon have made significant strides in capturing consumer attention. Yet, one question remains: will FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) bring back a mid-size pickup under the Ram brand? The answer appears to be yes, but what form will it take?

The 2020 BMW X6 redefines the luxury SUV segment by combining the versatility of an SUV with the sleek design of a coupe. As a Sports Activity Coupe (SAC), it offers a unique blend of performance, style, and advanced technology, positioning itself as a standout choice for discerning drivers.

National Stick Shift Day is a celebration of the art and joy of driving a manual transmission vehicle. Created to honor an increasingly rare skill, this annual event encourages driving enthusiasts to experience the tactile and engaging world of stick-shift driving

In today’s global automotive landscape, determining which vehicles are truly American-made goes far beyond brand recognition. MotorVero’s American-Made Index evaluates cars based on a variety of meaningful criteria: final assembly location, percentage of U.S. and Canadian parts, origin of the engine and transmission, and U.S. manufacturing workforce relative to sales volume. This multi-pronged analysis paints a clearer picture of each vehicle’s economic footprint within the U.S.