As millennials establish themselves economically, their buying power is reshaping the automotive industry. SUVs, once rugged and adventure-ready, are making a grand return to their roots. Unlike modern crossovers that prioritize aesthetics over performance, automakers are now reviving classic off-road capabilities, answering the growing demand for adventure and nostalgia.

Vehicle safety has always been a critical aspect of automotive design, and crash tests play a pivotal role in shaping how vehicles are built to protect their occupants. Every year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) conducts rigorous crash tests on various vehicles to assess their safety performance. These tests simulate real-world crash scenarios, allowing researchers to evaluate the effectiveness of vehicle safety features. However, despite advancements in crash-test technology, there have been gaps in understanding the full impact of car crashes on the human body, especially when it comes to brain injuries.

Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods that are typically paid by the importer. While they serve to protect domestic industries by making foreign goods more expensive, they can also disrupt the global supply chain, particularly in the automotive industry. The MotorVero team takes a closer look at how proposed tariffs under the Trump administration could significantly affect the prices of new cars and vehicle components, and why these tariffs are causing concern for manufacturers and consumers alike.

The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E continues to make waves in the world of electric vehicles (EVs), cementing itself as a vital part of Ford's growing electric vehicle lineup. While many still debate the Mach-E's branding under the Mustang name, its significance cannot be understated. In fact, the 2024 model year saw the Mach-E outsell its gasoline-powered, iconic two-door counterpart—the Ford Mustang—for the first time, surpassing it by a remarkable 18%. As Ford moves into 2025, the Mach-E's combination of affordable pricing, performance, and advanced technology positions it as a true contender in the EV market.

The 2025 BMW X2 sees significant updates designed to refine its performance, enhance its features, and increase its appeal in the luxury compact SUV segment. With a stylish design, upgraded technology, and enhanced driving dynamics, this updated model is poised to continue BMW's tradition of delivering exceptional driving experiences. Let’s take a detailed look at the 2025 BMW X2, focusing on the key changes, pricing, features, trim levels, powertrain, and safety technology.

Nissan has revived the Sentra Midnight Edition for 2025, giving compact sedan enthusiasts a chance to enjoy a bold, blacked-out aesthetic at an accessible price point. While many automakers introduce dark-themed editions on their bestsellers, Nissan is leveraging this sleek design treatment to reinvigorate interest in the Sentra, its second-best-selling vehicle behind the Rogue.

Car defrosters are an essential feature for safe driving, ensuring clear visibility by eliminating condensation, frost, and ice from vehicle windows. Depending on the location—front windshield or rear window—defrosters operate differently.

Driving range and charging efficiency are significant concerns for electric vehicle (EV) owners, and these issues become more pronounced when temperatures plummet. The cold can reduce range while increasing charging times, making winter road trips more challenging. To put these factors to the test, we took the 2024 Kia EV9 on a subfreezing Midwest road trip to analyze its range, efficiency, and charging performance.

It’s easy to forget about your car if you don’t drive it regularly, but letting it sit idle for extended periods can lead to a range of mechanical issues. To maintain your vehicle’s health, it’s recommended to drive at least every two to three weeks. This simple habit can prevent a dead battery, fluid stagnation, and other costly problems.