Car culture is deeply embedded in American life. From classic muscle cars to modern sports vehicles, automobiles represent freedom and self-expression.

Technology has become a defining feature of modern American automobiles. Infotainment systems, digital dashboards, driver-assistance features, and smartphone integration are now standard expectations.

Pickup trucks are more than just vehicles in the United States—they are a cultural icon. Models like the Ford F-Series, Chevrolet Silverado, and RAM 1500 consistently rank as the best-selling vehicles nationwide.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly transforming the American automotive landscape. Once considered niche products, EVs are now mainstream, supported by government incentives, expanding charging infrastructure, and rising fuel costs.

The American automobile industry has played a defining role in shaping the nation’s economy and culture.

Ducati has officially launched the much-awaited Streetfighter V2 in India, bringing its celebrated “Fight Formula” to the Panigale V2 platform. The result is a sharp, high-performance naked motorcycle tailored for riders who want Ducati’s racing DNA in a more accessible, road-friendly package. Stripped of its fairing and sculpted with a raw, mechanical aesthetic, the Streetfighter V2...

Stellantis has launched a European demonstration tour to highlight the potential of hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) as a renewable fuel for existing diesel vehicles. Branded as the HVO Aurora Trial, the initiative uses a Citroën Berlingo and a Fiat Ducato to showcase how the fuel can be adopted without any vehicle modifications. Conducted in partnership with French...

GWM has officially launched its flagship Tank 700 SUV in the Middle East, marking another major step in the brand’s global expansion. The new premium off-roader is now available across UAE showrooms and the wider Middle East, with its Qatar debut scheduled for next month. Alongside the Tank 700’s regional launch, GWM confirmed that its...

The BMW 3 Series has completed an impressive 50-year production run, with more than 18 million units built across 18 plants in 13 countries since its debut in 1975. The iconic sedan remains one of BMW’s most important global models, anchoring the brand’s manufacturing network for five decades. Today, the seventh-generation 3 Series is produced in Munich,...