Road & Track

2 days ago | roadandtrack.com | Lucas Bell

The departure of the Hemi V8 from the likes of the Ram 1500 and Dodge Charger was a major moment for the Mopar faithful along the march of regulatory progress. After listening to frustrated customers and upset fanatics for a year now, however, Ram executives knew that slashing the iconic powertrain was a mistake. Which is why the automaker has just announced that the 5.7-liter Hemi is returning to the Ram 1500 lineup for the 2026 model year, with order books open now.

2 days ago | roadandtrack.com | Fred Smith

Alex Palou entered practice for the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500 off a historic streak of four wins in five 2025 IndyCar races, making the Ganassi driver a major contender to win the race despite never winning on an oval in his five previous years in the series. Two weeks later, he attained racing immortality. As Palou told Road & Track, he went into the event knowing that he had an opportunity, but nowhere near confident that he would win the race.

3 days ago | roadandtrack.com | Lucas Bell

There has never been a better selection of electric vehicles on dealer lots than there is today. In the last four years alone, some 75 new all-electric models have arrived in the United States across the many automotive brands on the market. Yet while that might seem like a positive sign for the emerging segment, a recent study by AAA suggests American interest in EVs is at its lowest rate since 2019.

4 days ago | roadandtrack.com | Fred Smith

30 years ago, McLaren won the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a GT1 car based on the iconic McLaren F1. The brand is still two years out from its next attempt to win the race overall, but in the meantime, the brand is celebrating its past triumphs with a special edition of the 750S. Dubbed the 750S Le Mans Special Edition, the limited-run variant of McLaren's big V-8 supercar is set apart by a high-downforce kit developed by the in-house custom group MSO.

4 days ago | roadandtrack.com | Lucas Bell

The Ford Motor Company has issues a recall for some 29,501 examples of F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks due to an issue with their suspension system. More specifically, the trucks may feature a faulty upper control arm, which can separate from the knuckle assembly and increase the risk of a crash, according to the filings with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.