The Weekly Driver

The Weekly Driver showcases fresh car reviews from renowned automotive journalist James Raia, along with a variety of other automotive-related content, including industry news, videos, and reviews from guest contributors. This column started in 2003 as a weekly segment for a Canadian syndicate, CityExpress.com. The name has evolved into the current website, where you can find weekly new car reviews featured not only here but also on numerous other platforms. Key content from the site can be accessed through RSS feeds, and full reviews are available for electronic and print syndication, provided permission is granted.

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2026 Chevrolet Corvettes Redefine the Driver-Centric Cockpit Experience

1 week ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

The entire lineup of the 2026 Chevrolet Corvettes introduces a thoroughly reimagined interior that marries cutting-edge technology with elevated craftsmanship, effectively addressing one of the most controversial elements of the C8 generation while maintaining the vehicle’s driver-focused DNA.
Sony Honda Mobility AFEELA 1 EV - Behind the Wheel

2 weeks ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

The highly anticipated Sony Honda Mobility AFEELA 1 EV represents a watershed moment in automotive partnerships, merging Sony’s technological prowess with Honda’s manufacturing expertise. I was invited down to the popup showroom to experience the AFEELA 1 firsthand. After seeing the development over the years at CES in Las Vegas, I was excited for some dedicated time with the production version.
The Best Electric Trucks of 2025: Longest Range and Top Features

1 month ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

Electric trucks have become increasingly popular, offering impressive range, utility, and performance. Below is a detailed breakdown of the best electric trucks available in 2025, categorized by currently available models and upcoming releases. Electric trucks now span a wide range of categories:Pickup Trucks: Versatile models like the Ram 1500 REV and Rivian R1T dominate this segment. Medium-Duty Trucks: Ideal for regional logistics with moderate range capabilities.
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2 months ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

In a bold vision for the future of transportation, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang predicts a world where one billion robotic cars will roam the streets. This ambitious forecast, shared at the GPU Technology Conference, underscores NVIDIA’s commitment to revolutionizing the automotive industry through advanced artificial intelligence and computing technologies. NVIDIA, traditionally known for its graphics processing units (GPUs), has pivoted to become a major player in the autonomous vehicle sector.
Are Florida Drivers the Worst in the Country? - The Weekly Driver

2 months ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael James |Michael Kahn

Does the Florida Man meme extend to the streets and highways of the Sunshine State? Browsing through memes on X (formerly Twitter) and other social networks
Secret Jeep Easter Eggs

2 months ago | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

Jeep Easter eggs, the hidden design elements found in each Jeep model, have become a beloved treasure hunt among enthusiasts and casual drivers alike. These subtle, often whimsical details are carefully integrated into Jeep vehicles, from the rugged Wrangler to the family-friendly Grand Cherokee. Ranging from miniature Willys Jeep silhouettes to cleverly placed animal motifs, Jeep Easter eggs offer a unique way for owners to connect with their vehicles and the brand’s rich heritage.
The Story Behind Kendrick Lamar's Buick GNX for the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show

Feb 10, 2025 | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance featured a prominent automotive centerpiece: a black 1987 Buick GNX. The vehicle, which played a key role in the show’s opening moments, holds significant personal and artistic meaning for the rapper. The GNX, or Grand National Experimental, was a limited-edition performance car produced by Buick in 1987. Only 547 units were manufactured, making it a rare and sought-after collector’s item.
The Story Behind Kendrick Lamar's Buick BNX for the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show

Feb 10, 2025 | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance featured a prominent automotive centerpiece: a black 1987 Buick GNX. The vehicle, which played a key role in the show’s opening moments, holds significant personal and artistic meaning for the rapper. The GNX, or Grand National Experimental, was a limited-edition performance car produced by Buick in 1987. Only 547 units were manufactured, making it a rare and sought-after collector’s item.
UVeye Deploys Quantum-Accelerated AI for Vehicle Inspections With New Funding

Feb 4, 2025 | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

UVeye, an Israeli company at the forefront of innovation, has recently achieved a significant milestone by securing $191 million in new funding. This substantial financial boost is earmarked for the expansion and enhancement of their groundbreaking AI-powered vehicle inspection systems.
2025 Kia K4 GT-Line is Stylish and Sporty Under 30

Feb 4, 2025 | theweeklydriver.com | Michael Kahn

In the ever-evolving landscape of compact sedans, the 2025 Kia K4 GT-Line emerges as a curious contender. Positioned as a replacement for the outgoing Forte/K3/Cerato, this new entry aims to capture the hearts of young buyers seeking a sporty yet affordable option. With a bit of real-world driving experiences, including a journey from Sacramento to Lake Tahoe, and plenty of winter storm time, it’s clear that the K4 GT-Line is a mixed bag of impressive features and notable shortcomings.