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Kubota Takes Autonomous Farming Commercial with M5 Narrow Tractor
Kubota made waves at CES 2026 in Las Vegas this week by announcing something specialty crop farmers have been waiting for: a commercially available autonomous tractor. Its M5 Narrow tractor, equipped with a smart autonomous system developed with partner Agtonomy, brings self-driving farm equipment from concept to reality for vineyard and orchard operations.
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The Four-Door Sedan That Turns Track Days Into Family Outings
Most track-capable cars force you to choose between performance and practicality. The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing laughs at that compromise. This supercharged luxury sedan delivers 668 horsepower while hauling five passengers in leather-wrapped comfort. Drop the kids at school on Monday, hit the race track on Saturday. The same car handles both without breaking a sweat.
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Alpine Hasn’t Given Up on America and Might Bring a Cayenne-Sized Electric SUV
Tariffs may have slowed the addition of the Alpine A110 EV in America, but Alpine still has its sights set on a USA arrival sometime soon.
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Ford Pulls the Plug on F-150 Lightning Electric Truck
America’s favorite truck just went back to basics. Ford stopped making the all-electric F-150 Lightning this month, and the decision tells us everything about where electric trucks stand right now. What was supposed to transform the industry is becoming another lesson in reading the market wrong.
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Hyundai’s Bringing Back Its Fun Hot Hatch With a Twist
The new Hyundai i30 N returns as a hybrid hot hatch and one of the performance cars to look forward to in 2027. This is exciting for the European market.
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From Stretch Sedans to Rolling Nightclubs: The Most Interesting Types of Limousines
The word “limousine” used to mean one thing. A stretched Lincoln Town Car pulling up to your high school prom. These days, limos come in so many shapes and sizes that it’s hard to keep track. You’ve got Hummer behemoths packing nightclub lighting, party buses that seat 30, and sleek Mercedes Sprinter vans that feel
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Hyundai Won’t Let You Change Your Own Brake Pads Unless You Have a Business License and Drop $2,000 on Tools
Are the days of owner maintenance coming to an end? Recently, a Hyundai right-to-repair controversy has arisen around something as simple as brake pads.
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The 2026 Hyundai Palisade Gets Back to Basics in the Best Way
Walk into any Hyundai showroom and you’ll find a three-row SUV that actually works the way you’d expect. The redesigned 2026 Palisade isn’t trying to reinvent how cars work. Consumer Reports bought one for testing and found something unusual these days: a vehicle where the door handles work like door handles, the brakes respond consistently,
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The Cadillac Escalade IQ Ultra Cruise Lets You Actually Look Away While Driving
The next step toward autonomous driving comes in the Cadillac Escalade IQ Ultra Cruise, which allows you to take your eyes off the task of driving.
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