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Tesla just handed families a reason to stay in the fold. The stretched Model Y L has landed in the United States and Puerto Rico, adding a real third row, six seats, and a lot more elbow room to the brand’s best-selling SUV.

On May 7, the Lexus TZ made its world premiere at Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama (TTC-S) in Aichi Prefecture. As the luxury brand’s first three-row battery electric vehicle, the TZ drew media from around the globe, all eager to see if this new model could deliver a refined electric driving experience for families and long-distance […]

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to jump into an electric vehicle, May 2026 might be it. The 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5 just picked up another major award, the discounts are stacking up, and the lease deal is hard to ignore. Add in real competition from GM and Tesla, and this Hyundai still […]

Chevy’s compact electric crossover keeps stealing headlines for its range and value, but the latest lease offer on the dual-motor LT 2 is raising eyebrows. With a payment north of $700 a month and a low cash-due-at-signing figure, this deal looks unusual on paper. So is it a smart move for May shoppers, or a […]

Shopping for a three-row family hauler that sips less gas without forcing you into a full EV? The 2026 Mazda CX-90 PHEV looks like a tempting middle path, with upscale styling, real plug-in range, and a price that flirts with luxury territory. But the math gets tricky once you climb the trim ladder, so let’s […]

Hyundai is getting ready to shake up the midsize truck market with a pickup designed around comfort, fuel efficiency, and livable back-seat space. Building on lessons from the outgoing Santa Cruz, the Korean automaker is developing a body-on-frame midsize truck expected to arrive by 2030. And this time, the truck is designed with families in […]

If you’ve been eyeing the Chrysler Pacifica Plug-In Hybrid for your next family hauler, you’d better act fast. Stellantis has officially pulled the plug on the only plug-in hybrid minivan sold in North America, and once dealer inventory dries up, it’s gone for good.