Automotive

Luxury automaker Lincoln is currently working very hard to make its new Continental a headlining premium vehicle, all while the company prepares for the next generation of the massive Navigator to arrive.

The Car Guide is heading to London to attend the international debut of the new Range Rover Velar, which is set to be unveiled at a special event before its first official public appearance at the Geneva Motor Show next week.

You haven’t heard the end of the Tesla Model 3. How’s that? There are already affordable electric cars on the market.

The Renault-Nissan Alliance and Transdev have agreed to jointly explore development of mobility services with fleets of electric driverless vehicles for public and on-demand transportation.

Shown at the Montreal Auto Show just over a month ago, and more recently at the Toronto Auto Show, the automaker is already giving us the opportunity to try their new midsize SUV under extreme winter conditions.

ÅRE, Sweden — If there’s one thing selling faster than hotcakes in Canada right now, it’s sport utility vehicles. With very few exceptions, however, they aren’t particularly utilitarian or sporty.

After releasing the redesigned sedan and wagon versions of the midsize E-Class family, it’s now the coupe’s turn to get a little attention before the cabriolet is unveiled at the upcoming Geneva Auto Show.

The Car Guide was on hand for the launch of the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq, a car that offers three different ways to “drive electric.” Not only that, but the Ioniq also represents the brand's most significant step in alternative drive systems.

The Government of Canada is committed to creating the clean-growth economy we need to ensure the health, prosperity, and security for this generation of Canadians—and the next.

During the media launch of the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq, Hyundai Canada’s President and CEO, Don Romano, mentioned that in the medium term, no single technology will replace the internal combustion engine.