Paris Show Review; Honda's 0 Plan; Toyota's 10 Best Engines

Honda 0 Series: A New Approach to Vehicle Product and Production

A visit to Honda’s R&D center in Japan reveals how the automaker is developing and building its new EVs more efficiently alongside its other vehicles.

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Hybridization Ups Toyota Camry Sports Quotient

Toyota’s updates to its hybrid system pay off and make its popular Camry midsize sedan into a secret performance machine.

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Power-Dense Toyota 3-Cyl. Wows

Toyota is winning back enthusiasts with a 3-cyl. beast of an engine.

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WardsAuto Podcast: Forvia’s Chief Hydrogen Engineer Tarek Abdel-Baset

WardsAuto Podcast explores the lack of demand for plug-in hybrid vehicles despite the belief that consumers will embrace them faster than battery-electrics, and what’s new and developing with hydrogen fuel-cell trucking and stationary storage with Forvia Chief Hydrogen Engineer Tarek Abdel-Baset.

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2025 Chevy Tahoe Joins Suburban to Uphold Big SUV Dominance

General Motors leads the fullsize SUV market, and it has launched enhancements to its 2025 models, including a turbodiesel engine to shore up that dominance in the face of competition from Ford, Nissan and Jeep.

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2025 Nissan Murano Adopts VC-Turbo Power

The 2025 Murano drops the venerable 3.5L gasoline V-6 in favor of a 2.0L turbocharged 4-cyl. producing a little less outright power but with a modest increase in torque pulling power.

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Stellantis to Field Solid-State-Battery Dodge Charger Fleet by 2026

Automaker says a fleet of solid-state test mules will prove Factorial's battery technology in real-world driving conditions.

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30 Years of Wards 10 Best Engines & Propulsion Systems

Judges have chosen 300 Wards 10 Best Engines & Propulsion Systems winners over the past three decades. Download the entire list through the link at the end of this article.

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Qualcomm ‘Elite’ Computing Platform Moves Industry Closer to SDVs

The new top-end Snapdragon Digital Chassis platform appears to mark another big step in the journey to centralized computing onboard vehicles and toward a fuller realization of the functionality software-defined vehicles promise to offer.

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