In September, Porsche unveiled its first all-electric Taycan sedan, setting new benchmarks for performance and luxury in the electric vehicle (EV) market. Following the initial release of the Taycan Turbo and Turbo S models, Porsche has now introduced the more accessible Taycan 4S. This entry-level model retains the brand's signature style and performance while offering a more affordable price point, making it a compelling option for luxury EV enthusiasts.

Toyota and its luxury division, Lexus, have recently announced a significant update to their hybrid vehicle warranties. The brands have extended the battery warranties for their hybrid models to 10 years or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first. This change aligns with the warranty requirements already in place in California and offers enhanced protection for hybrid vehicle owners across the United States. Previously, the warranty coverage was limited to eight years or 100,000 miles in most states. This update applies to all new model-year 2020 hybrid vehicles, providing peace of mind for both first-time and subsequent owners.

Lamborghini has issued a recall for approximately 450 model-year 2017-2019 Aventador S coupes and roadsters due to a critical engine management software issue. The problem may cause the engine to stall when the vehicle is coasting to a stop, significantly increasing the risk of accidents. This recall underscores the importance of addressing software-related vulnerabilities in high-performance vehicles.

Ford Motor Company has issued a safety recall for approximately 18,000 model-year 2019 Ford Ranger pickup trucks. These vehicles were manufactured at the Michigan Assembly Plant between August 1 and September 27, 2019. The recall addresses a critical issue with the climate control blower motor, which poses a significant safety risk.

When you think of sports cars, names like AMG, M, S, or RS often come to mind. But what if we told you that a $30,000 Hyundai hatchback could challenge these elite badges? Enter the Hyundai Veloster N, a car that defies expectations with its innovative N Mode button, delivering a driving experience that rivals far more expensive competitors.

When it comes to off-road prowess, Toyota’s TRD Pro lineup stands out as a benchmark for adventure-ready trucks. In 2020, Toyota introduced updates to both the Tacoma TRD Pro and Tundra TRD Pro, solidifying their positions as leaders in the off-road truck segment. MotorVero recently had the opportunity to test these two models back-to-back at an off-road park in Bridgeport, Texas. Here’s an in-depth comparison of how these trucks perform in the wild and which one might be the better fit for your off-road adventures.