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Lincoln has just redesigned its popular Nautilus SUV. It offers a hybrid version with 310 horsepower and standard all-wheel drive - but the real standout feature is an immersive digital experience with full-width screen.

One of the best-selling electric vehicles in the U.S., the Ford Mustang Mach-E has received a bunch of upgrades for the 2025 model year, including a standard heat pump and enhanced driver assistance systems. It is also more affordable than ever.

Hot on the heels of the recently-introduced Q6 e-tron, Audi has announced a sleeker, more stylish version of its brand-new all-electric SUV. The Q6 e-tron Sportback has a little less space, but a lot more style, and also improved range and efficiency.

Designed and built in the U.S., the new Scout Traveler SUV and Scout Terra pickup are exciting new electric vehicles built for family duty and off-road adventure. They offer a rugged package, iconic styling, great capability, and should be excellent value.

Hot on the heels of the Q4 e-tron and the upgraded Q8 e-tron, Audi is launching its most mainstream, and arguably best, electric SUV yet. The Q6 e-tron is built on an all-new platform with impressive range, interior space, and overall capability.

The Chevrolet Silverado EV is one of our favorite EV trucks, but until now, you could only get a basic work truck or a fully-loaded luxury model for almost $100,000. For 2025, Chevrolet has expanded the lineup to include more models and battery choices at price points that will suit more EV shoppers.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has always been one of our favorite EVs: it is well-priced, it has lots of space and performance, great range, and super-fast charging. The 2025 model makes the Ioniq 5 even better, with improved range and efficiency, new features, and even an adventure-ready XRT model.

If you love the look and driving fun of the classic Mini, but want electric power and enough room for family duties, the all-new Mini Countryman SE could be the car you’ve been waiting for.

This one has been a long time coming: you can now order the ultra-cool, ultra-spacious Volkswagen ID. Buzz in America. It's gorgeous inside and out, and is stylish enough to make vans cool again. But be prepared for sticker shock, as the starting MSRP is close to $60,000.

The Ford Maverick is one of our favorite pickups, and one of our favorite hybrids. But one thing has been lacking so far: the ability to choose a hybrid engine with all-wheel drive. The 2025 Maverick now offers that option – along with a lot of other upgrades that make this a really desirable, high-value package.

The Porsche Taycan re-set our expectations for what a luxury performance sedan could be – using electric power. The 2025 model not only comes with performance improvements, but it’s massively more efficient as well, with an estimated range of over 400 miles.

Audi’s first all-electric sedan and wagon, the A6 e-tron, combines a slick new aerodynamic design, innovative features and technology, and impressive range and charging speeds. It will be available for order this fall.

Even though the first electric Porsche Macan SUVs have yet to hit American showrooms – expect them this fall – the German company has been busy developing two new additions to the lineup. In addition to the previously-announced Macan 4 and Macan Turbo, you can now order an entry-level rear-wheel drive Macan, as well as a powerful Macan 4S.

We have always loved the Audi e-tron GT’s combination of style, performance, handling, and luxury, but it fell a little short in terms of range and efficiency. Now, Audi has refreshed the lineup with 100 miles more range as well as other significant upgrades that make it a much more appealing package.

Rivian has just released a comprehensive update to its well-reviewed R1S SUV and R1T pickup models. The 2025 versions have new EV drive modules, they are more efficient, have more tech, and should offer an improved ownership experience. What’s changed? Read on to find out.