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Thankfully, it retains the retro appeal of the 45 Concept. As with numerous other automakers, Hyundai is on a mission to introduce more electric vehicles into its lineup, so much so that the Korean marque has launched a dedicated Ioniq all-electric brand. The first product to stem from this will be the Ioniq 5 crossover, which is based on the charmingly retro Hyundai 45 Concept. As part of the exciting build-up to the Ioniq 5's launch, Hyundai has now shared the first official teaser images of the vehicle, along with videos demonstrating its fast-charging and generator capabilities. We're hap...

This isn't the first time GM has filed a trademark for this name. General Motors has been expanding its current crop of crossovers with recent model launches like the reborn Chevrolet Blazer, but a new trademark filing suggests GM is plotting an all-new mystery crossover to capitalize on the segment's popularity. Filed with the United States Trademark and Patent Office on January 5, 2021, GM has submitted a trademark application for the name "Anthem" under the "Motor land vehicles, namely, automobiles" goods and services category. This is the fourth time GM has filed a trademark for the Anthe...

In a few months, Hyundai will present the new Ioniq 5, the first of three new fully electric cars that will...

GM wins this year's truck sales crown. Now that 2020 is in the books, automakers have begun publishing their end-of-year sales results. As expected, trucks continue to lead all other vehicle categories in sales. While the 2021 Ford F-150 only began arriving in dealerships at the end of the year, Ford still retains the truck sales crown for 2020 with its F-Series lineup. Ford sold 787,422 units of its F-Series trucks in 2020, a 12.2% decrease compared to 2019. That was still enough to hold off this year's distant second-place seller, the 2021 Chevrolet Silverado, with 594,094 units sold. Chevy...

While many automakers will write 2020 off as a failure, history could well show last year as Hyundai's most significant turning point. The South Korean automaker capitalized on its growing reputation for its vehicles as value propositions in the pandemic's price-sensitive market while cranking up the style and build quality with a slew of new and updated vehicles such as the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Sonata. At the same time, Hyundai has started growing its N performance brand and is steadily winning journalists and enthusiasts alike with its more aggressive models. As 2021 shapes up to be mo...