Concept cars in 2025 did more than preview future models, they crystallized how design, software and sustainability are reshaping mobility. From radical show cars to near-production prototypes, the ...

Our comprehensive list covers upcoming models from all major automakers, including electric vehicles, sports cars, SUVs, and ...

The premium South Korean brand Genesis has just revealed its latest concept car, a fully working off-road SUV prototype with a 1,100-horsepower V8. So, we're going to believe them when they say they ...

The Lunar robotaxi prototype and a new subscription plan show how Lucid hopes self-driving technology can become a steady ...

Every auto show brings a parade of wild concepts that make us dream, but most of them are destined to remain just that, dreams. Yet every once in a while, automakers unveil something that feels so ...

We've long been hearing how, at some point "in the near future," cars will be able to drive themselves completely. The idea ...

Philip Gelderblom has been writing professionally since the '90s. He has written mainly content on a freelance basis, including about cars, future cars, EVs, hybrids and hydrogen cars, self-driving ...

It’s been over half a century since Jaguar caused as much of a ruckus as with the Type 00 Concept. The last time the Coventry-based automaker generated such a buzz was when the E-Type debuted in 1961.

Concept cars are famously easy to make for anyone with access to a computer, or even just some clay, or even just an imagination, which is why car startups are plentiful but with a failure rate ...

“You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it.” While Bane (Tom Hardy) uttered those words in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises, they could just as easily apply to a new concept ...

Only one new vehicle in the U.S. uses a steer-by-wire system thus far. The steering system is gaining popularity internationally and could become much more common in the future. Cars are evolving ...

Not every car needs to be old to be admired. A few models have already shown signs of becoming future classics—due to their engineering, design, rarity, or place in automotive history. They stand out ...