What’s New for 2025: Mini
Mini’s lineup slims down as its renewed products size up. The Clubman has been retired in favor of the forthcoming electric Aceman, and the Countryman gets supersized. The Cooper itself…
What’s New for 2025: Polestar
Polestar might not be a widely known car brand in the U.S. but the Swedish brand with Chinese multinational backing is planting its flag in America. On Wednesday, the electric…
What’s New for 2025: Jaguar
More than many other brand, Jaguar finds itself in the crosshairs of its transition to electric vehicles. Only one model remains for the 2025 model year, which is also the…
What’s New for 2025: Mazda
Mazda charges into 2025 with a growing lineup of crossover SUVs and an expansion of its plug-in hybrid powertrain option as well as its first modern hybrid offering. Without an…
What’s New for 2025: Genesis
It’s finally happened. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto has been introduced on some 2025 Genesis models. Also new in 2025, the launch of the Magma performance sub-brand arrives on…
What’s New for 2025: Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi leans into its small but robust lineup of crossover SUVs for the 2025 model year. Conspicuously absent from its 2025 lineup released Tuesday is the Mitsubishi Mirage budget car.…
Converting captured carbon to fuel: Study assesses what’s practical and what’s not
The struggle to cut emissions is real. Last year, the world emitted more than 37 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide, setting a new record high. As a result, sucking…
What’s New for 2025: Audi
In the next two years, Audi plans to launch 20 new models globally. About 15 of those models will be sold in North America. No other luxury automaker has such…
What’s New for 2025: Volkswagen
VW expands the availability of ChatGPT to process voice commands Every 2025 Volkswagen gets a 12.9-inch touchscreen standard The ID.7 is postponed, and the ID.Buzz delayed until Q4 Volkswagen leans…
What’s driving the explosive growth of Wellness Tourism in India?, ET TravelWorld
“Spas are so 2010!” A guest recently told me and I couldn’t agree more. Today, wellness isn’t an add-on anymore, it’s the main course! A full-on emotional, mental, and physical…