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If you want a high-performance Porsche but can't quite stretch to a model with 'Turbo' on the back of it, t...

GMC The post makes no mention of what powertrain is being used, but we do know that when the pickup arrives in 2023, a base offering with two motors will join the three-motor system that produces 1,000 horsepower and 11,500 lb-ft of torque. This setup is expected to offer over 350 miles on a single charge and will be able to recover close to 100 miles of range in just ten minutes of fast charging. It'll be quick too, accelerating from rest to 60 mph in just three seconds flat. Along with Adaptive Ride Control that can raise the truck by two inches, this could prove to be an excellent all-...

This is the one we've been waiting for. Audi surprised just about everyone last month when it revealed the A6 e-tron concept. Riding on the new Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture, the concept looks relatively close to being production-ready. Audi says the first PPE-based EV will debut next year, but we're not convinced it'll be the production-spec A6 e-tron. There's a greater chance it'll be the Q6 e-tron crossover. In any case, the A6 e-tron will arrive sooner or later, but some are still wondering why Audi opted to call it an A6. After all, the standard ICE-powered A6 is still on ...

Soon, an EV will be the only sensible vehicle choice. While the demise of internal combustion engines isn't here yet, it's not as far away as many traditionalists would like. Electric vehicles have made huge strides in recent years; Audi just built the 100,000th example of its popular e-tron SUV and it's predicted that EV sales will overtake diesels imminently. For many consumers, the higher upfront price of an EV remains a barrier to switching over but new research suggests that this will change in the next few years. In fact, EVs are expected to be less expensive to make than fossil fuel ca...

The SUV saves the day. Again. The Aston Martin DBX is proving to be the right vehicle for the times. It's also a lifesaver for the iconic British carmaker. Aston Martin has just announced its first-quarter 2021 results and is doing fairly well considering the many hardships the auto sector currently faces. The company reported higher than expected revenues for this part of the year, though it still posted a loss of 42.2 million pounds, or roughly $59 million. All told, it sold 1,353 cars - more than double from the same time last year - and the DBX consisted of 55 percent of those sales. Reve...