A selection of the hottest news in the automotive industry for the 2nd of December, a one-stop shop for information for car enthusiasts.

According to IIHS assessments, SUVs from BMW, Lexus, and Volvo exhibit outstanding rear seat safety, earning the Top Safety Pick+ award.

Hyundai plans to expand its hybrid lineup to the Genesis brand and launch 21 electric vehicle models by 2030.

Toyota has announced that the plug-in versions of the 2025 Prius and RAV4 will no longer use the Prime name, but will instead go by the PHEV

Over 90,000 Mazda MX-5 Miata and Fiat 124 vehicles are recalled due to excessive airbag deployment force posing a safety risk.

Nissan is facing bankruptcy risk and is seeking new investors.

2025 will bring a wave of new cars, but it also means some classic models will exit the stage.

Max Verstappen's victory at the Qatar Grand Prix impacts constructors' championship hopes.

NIO opens its first center in Abu Dhabi, showcasing its electric vehicle potential in the Middle East and North Africa.

LUCID is about to deliver its first electric vehicles in the UAE, with market anticipation at an all-time high.