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  • Kia Tasman pickup.

    The Tasman will be Kia‘s first global pickup truck, and its name is just one letter away from a 1995 Seinfeld joke. While the exterior seems to adopt the “classic trucky” look with a few offbeat design cues, the interior seen in these spy photos looks pretty modern. Trying very hard to mix futuristic and… Continue reading Kia Tasman pickup.

  • VW ID.Unyx

    Guess what? There’s another Chinese market-only VW model! It’s the ID family’s member’s newest offspring, the ID. Unyx! The new ID model will be built with one of VW’s Chinese partners and is the first of a few new models. I wonder if VW will also claim “in China, for China”, as they do for… Continue reading VW ID.Unyx

  • 2025 VW Tiguan.

    As usual, VW still thinks the North American market only likes larger SUVs. Therefore, the all-new 2024 redesigned Tiguan wasn’t for us. Instead, we are still getting the 7-seater longer version with 3 rows of seats. This new SUV will also replace the Tayron in China. The new Chinese Tayron and North American Tiguan will… Continue reading 2025 VW Tiguan.

  • Mazda CX-80.

    Mazda finally revealed the last piece of their “new models puzzle” with the European market CX-80. It is a 3-row version of the CX-60 but a bit shorter than our CX-90. At least unlike the North American CX-70 and CX-90, the European models are not the exact same cars. The CX-80 is indeed longer and… Continue reading Mazda CX-80.

  • 2025 Nissan Qashqai.

    Look no further than the 2025 Nissan Qashqai to see what an unnecessary mid-cycle update looks like. The new front end is smoother and much, much more generic than before. With a giant grille that now covers almost the whole front of the car. At least to me, it also looks more like a Hyundai… Continue reading 2025 Nissan Qashqai.

  • Porsche “K1”.

    K1 is the current code word for Porsche‘s upcoming large 3-row EV SUV. This will be one big top-of-the-line expensive EV. Another toy for millionaires. Regular humans will not apply. These new illustrations show what the big guy could look like. Which is basically like a larger and longer next-generation Porsche Cayenne EV. I’m not… Continue reading Porsche “K1”.

  • Kia EV3.

    Of course, the interior of the upcoming Kia K3 compact EV will be toned down quite a bit from the really good concept we saw last year. Still, it seems many design cues might have made it into the translation to a production car. It looks like the center console was indeed inspired by the… Continue reading Kia EV3.

  • Mazda CX-80.

    Mazda first launched the new CX-60 in Europe. Then the larger 3-row CX-90 in North America. Later we got the CX-70, which is just a 5-seat version of the CX-90, for the exact same price. Now they are launching their 3-row SUV for the European market, the CX-80. It sounds overly complicated because it is.… Continue reading Mazda CX-80.

  • 2025 GMC Yukon.

    GMC just unveiled its first teaser for the revised 2025 GMC Yukon gargantuan SUV. As you can see, when compared to the current version, the 2025 model looks a bit cleaner and more modern. And probably not as ghastly either. Chevrolet introduced the revised 2025 Tahoe and Suburban a while ago and the Yukon is… Continue reading 2025 GMC Yukon.

  • 2025 Kia EV6.

    Just like the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5, the Kia EV6 is due for a small refresh soon. However, the Kia will be getting a redesigned front end, unlike the Hyundai Ioniq 5. I personally think the new front end will probably blend more than the current one with the rest of the design. The illustration… Continue reading 2025 Kia EV6.