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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Sebastien Bell
Jeep gave us our first look at the updated Grand Cherokee with the world today, and the automaker’s first images hint at a big improvement for the plug-in hybrid 4xe variant. Set to arrive in time for the 2026 model year, it appears that the Grand Cherokee 4xe will be able to recharge faster than ever. Based on the information on the passenger-side screen in the image shared by Jeep, the occupants in the vehicle shown here are looking for a 450V DC fast-charging plug.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Sami Haj-Assaad
Do you remember the feeling of freedom that came with your first set of keys? Maybe it was for your family’s car, or maybe you saved up some money over several summers to get your own beater, but there’s no denying how your view of the world changed when you could finally get out of the house and go somewhere on your own.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Sebastien Bell
Toyota just took the wraps off a selection of mild updates that will help better differentiate the 2026 Corolla Cross hybrid from its internal combustion counterpart. All versions of the 2026 Toyota Corolla Cross benefit from a new grille. For the traditional, internal combustion engine-only version of the crossover (L, LE, and XLE), the new grille is wider and more rugged.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Sebastien Bell
In its mission to offer supercar performance at sports car prices, the Chevrolet Corvette has been unassailably successful. Chevy’s engineers knocked it out of the park, but its interior designers took some big swings and suffered some strikeouts. Now the automaker has revealed that its designers have remedied one of the mid-engine Corvette’s biggest flaws.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Jodi Lai
Detailed ReviewWith everything feeling criminally expensive these days, it’s rare to be happily surprised by an excellent value-to-dollar ratio. The all-electric 2025 Cadillac Lyriq breaks through the too-expensive trend with a stylish, polished, high-tech, and well-rounded SUV that’s packed with value.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | John LeBlanc
Electric vehicles (EVs) are here to stay as an essential piece of the puzzle towards achieving carbon neutrality and limiting human effects on the environment. Based on Canadian federal government estimates, the number of EVs on the road is expected to grow from the current 480,000 to 5 million by 2030, eventually reaching 21 million in 2040.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Sebastien Bell
Although economical practicality is the first thought that comes to mind when one thinks of the Corolla, it has a rich history of appealing to enthusiasts. Toyota is tapping into that past for the 2026 model year with the addition of the limited edition Corolla Hatchback FX Edition. The new special edition model harkens back to the 1987 Corolla FX16, which featured the same extremely high-tech (for the time) 1.6L twin-cam four-cylinder engine that also powered the mid-engine MR2 of the day.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Peter Bleakney
Detailed ReviewLaunched just a few years ago, the Genesis GV70 came out of the box with its guns blazin’. This was a fully realized product that put the established luxury brands on notice, wowing with its refined drivetrains, slick styling, class leading interior, and incredible value. This compact crossover has been a darling of the pundits since its debut, winning more awards than Meryl Streep. About the only thing it doesn’t have going for it is a German legacy badge on its hood.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | Chris D’Alessandro
I make no bones about my preference for Mustangs. To be a car enthusiast, I think you have to at least appreciate the Mustang. Not giving the Mustang its due is like being a music enthusiast and dismissing The Beatles. It’s pretentious contrarianism in its purest form. But I’m willing to admit that I do more than just acknowledge and appreciate the Mustang as a nameplate. I’m a fan and an owner multiple times over. And I am permanently, irreversibly biased towards them.
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1 week ago | 
autotrader.ca | John LeBlanc
There's a growing list of battery-electric SUVs for lovers of the outdoors who might feel conflicted driving amongst pristine landscapes in their fossil-fuel vehicles. While the segment is still a niche, several new off-road-focused electric vehicles (EVs) are already available for sale in Canada, with more to arrive over the next few years. Here are some practical and rugged SUVs to transport you into nature and back without spewing any tailpipe emissions.