hybrids

Toyota Posts Impressive Sales Results for Q1 2025

1 day ago

According to new data released by Toyota, it is clear that the Japanese automaker continues to strengthen its market position. In the first quarter of 2025, Toyota sold over 2.5 million vehicles worldwide, which is a 15% increase compared to the same period last year.

BMW Announces Dozens of New and Updated Models in the Coming Years

19 days ago

BMW, the renowned German automobile manufacturer, has unveiled plans to release more than 40 new and updated models over the next few years. Among these models will be a significant number of electric and hybrid vehicles, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainable mobility and the transition to alternative energy sources. The presentation of these updates took place simultaneously at the international automotive exhibition and was well-received by both industry experts and brand enthusiasts.

New Mercedes-Benz CLA 2026: Debut and Specifications

20 days ago

Mercedes-Benz is preparing to release an updated version of its popular compact CLA, set to debut in 2026. Since the first model appeared in 2013, the company has significantly expanded its car lineup, and now the features of the new CLA promise to be more impressive than ever. The new models are expected to not only boast a modern design but also enhanced technical specifications.

Decline in Ford Mustang Sales: New Challenges for the Legendary Sports Car

28 days ago

According to recent data, Ford Mustang sales continue to decline, raising concerns among loyal fans of this sports car. In the first half of 2023, sales fell by 13% compared to the same period in 2022. This drop has become particularly noticeable against the backdrop of an overall growth in the automotive market, where many manufacturers are seeing increased consumer interest.

Mercedes-Benz GLC with EQ Technology: The Latest in Electric Crossovers

30 days ago

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its new GLC model, which now incorporates advanced EQ electric technologies. This move highlights the company's commitment to integrating electrification into its crossover lineup, offering drivers a more eco-friendly and efficient option in the market.

Honda Urged Nissan to Abandon Hybrid Technologies

1 month ago

At a recent event, Honda confirmed that it had tried to persuade Nissan to abandon the development of new hybrid vehicles. Kazuo Hosoitera, one of Honda's high-ranking executives, stated that their main goal was to hasten the transition to fully electric vehicles. Honda believes the future of the automotive industry lies in electrification and that hybrids are merely a temporary solution on the path towards this goal.

Ferrari Sells Out Through 2026: Exclusive Queue for Legendary Cars

2 months ago

The Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari has announced that it is fully sold out of its models until 2026. This means that fans of the brand and potential buyers will have to wait several years before they can purchase a new Ferrari. The brand has reached such a level of popularity and prestige that demand for their vehicles significantly exceeds supply.

Ferrari Plans to Release Six New Cars by 2025

2 months ago

The Italian automobile company Ferrari has announced its plan to release six new models by 2025. This ambitious project puts high-performance supercars at the forefront and aims to strengthen Ferrari's position in an increasingly competitive market. Each of the planned models promises a unique design, outstanding performance, and modern technological solutions, which will certainly attract the attention of both devoted fans of the brand and new customers.

New Spy Photos of the 2026 Toyota RAV4: What We Know

2 months ago

Recently, spy photographs of the updated 2026 Toyota RAV4 surfaced. These images offer glimpses of the vehicle's new body, which is expected to be significantly different from previous models. The pictures were taken in various conditions, allowing for a comprehensive view of this popular SUV's future appearance.

Toyota Maintains Leading Position in the Global Automotive Market in 2024

3 months ago

According to preliminary data, Toyota has once again confirmed its top position among global automakers in 2024. The Japanese company, known for its reliable and economical vehicles, continues to hold the title of the world's largest automaker, ahead of close competitors such as Volkswagen and General Motors. This success can be attributed not only to strong demand for hybrid and electric vehicles but also to a high level of customer service and satisfaction.