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Every Electric SUV and Crossover You Can Buy in 2025

4 days ago | motortrend.com | Bradley Iger

From sleek, coupelike performance machines to rugged family haulers, this rapidly expanding segment has something for everyone. Thanks to their versatility, ease of use, and accessibility, crossovers and sport utility vehicles have become the chariots of choice for the vast majority of today’s motorists. Given this insatiable hunger for high-riding five-door flexibility, it comes as little surprise that automakers have focused their EV development resources on this segment in recent years.
Everything We Know About the Next RAV4 SUV

4 days ago | motortrend.com | Scott Evans

What on earth could the weird, ultra-zoomed-out drone-view image of a ... something be? Our best guess? The 2026 Toyota RAV4, the popular compact SUV that's due for a redesign sometime this year. Toyota sent out these photos—three in all, each looking like it was taken from a government Reaper drone, as if each SUV were about to be on the business end of a missile strike—with no information other than a promise that whatever's in the photos will be revealed May 20, 2025.
First Ride Review: Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Assist Pro Delivers Near-Autonomous Capability

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Angus MacKenzie

Mercedes-Benz global product development chief Oliver Löcher has both feet off the pedals as his right hand barely brushes the steering wheel while the electric-powered Mercedes 2026 CLA sedan eases through Shanghai traffic.
2026 Jeep Compass First Look: Delayed for America, It Looks Worth the Wait

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alexander Stoklosa

Today's Jeep Compass is the last affordable Jeep standing. The smaller Renegade was discontinued years ago, while the one-size-up Cherokee also went on hiatus after 2023—leaving a brutal hole in Jeep's American lineup. After all, small and compact SUVs are where most of the sales action is these days, and the current Compass isn't well equipped to cover the spread across the subcompact and compact classes until the new Cherokee returns.
Updated SUV Hits and Misses

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alex Leanse

Excellent perceived qualityRelaxing driving mannersBeautiful interior materialsGlitchy, frustrating techCould use a Sport modeNoisy brakesWhen MotorTrend named the Volvo XC90 the SUV of the Year back in 2016, we knew it was impressive—but this impressive? How could we have predicted it’d still feel modern a decade later? At a vintage when most vehicles have already given way to a new generation, the XC90 has received an extensive refresh.
Mitsubishi's Getting Back in the EV Game With Nissan Leaf-Based Creation

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alexander Stoklosa

Mitsubishi is in the midst of an ambitious product renaissance, and it's now elaborating on the first of its "new or significantly revised vehicle" models due every year or so from 2026 until 2030—and it's an all-electric, Nissan-based creation. Now, you're forgiven for not remembering Mitsubishi's first EV sold here in America, the i-MiEV.
The Model 3's Upgrades Hit the More Popular SUV

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alexander Stoklosa

Tesla sure has a thing for random-seeming codenames for its models. The Model 3 sedan revised last year, for example, carried the internal designation "Highland." For the 3's SUV sibling, the Model Y compact crossover, the internal nickname is "Juniper." Whatever you call the new Y, it marks a huge step forward for Tesla's global best seller—not only internally, but externally, as well. The Y was the number-one selling nameplate worldwide in 2023, with over 1.2 million finding new homes.
WATCH: Ford Mustang GTD's Sub-7-Minute Nürburgring Lap Time Beaten-By the Mustang GTD

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alexander Stoklosa

If the slow drip of Ford Mustang GTD news is starting to feel drawn out—the ultra-high-performance, ultra-expensive Mustang was revealed last year and still isn't on sale—we have some bad news: It continues. The most recent tidbit Ford's momma-birded into our hungry little mouths? That'd be the GTD's Nürburgring lap time, though unlike the car, we actually have the lap available to us—plus the in-car video below. But we have an update: That was only the car's first televised lap time.
Is It Worth $340,000?

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Alexander Stoklosa

Cadillac adopted its “Standard of the World” slogan just after the turn of the 20th century, and it was used in advertisements for decades. This was while General Motors was at the height of its power and its leading brand’s cars indeed set the standards for luxury, style, and technology. By the 1970s, however, Cadillac’s unquestioned leadership had faded, and the slogan was retired from public use.
The Same, But Different

1 week ago | motortrend.com | Scott Evans

“You swore you’d never do another EV,” I said, helpfully reminding him. “We’ve had many conversations about it.” To that, Jonathan Ward, the founder, CEO, and head designer of Icon, just smiles. If there’s one thing I know about Ward, it’s that he’s always looking for the next project, the next challenge, so “never” doesn’t necessarily mean never—even when he’s adamant about it at the time.