For U.S. riders, seeing Harley‑Davidson expand beyond its large-displacement heritage machines into more accessible territory marks a big shift. At a time when gas prices, urban commuting and younger rider demographics are reshaping the market, the X440 emerges as a timely contender. Originally launched in India through a collaboration with Hero MotoCorp, the X440 brings a … Read more
For U.S. buyers, the compact sedan segment has long been dominated by the reliable Toyota Corolla. But recent announcements show Toyota isn’t just refreshing the model — it’s reimagining it. With electrification becoming a serious force, rising gas prices, and a growing appetite for distinctive design, the new Corolla concept matters now more than ever. … Read more
In late 2024, Kawasaki dropped a surprise into the retro motorcycle segment: the 2025 W230 ABS, now officially listed in the U.S. market. Priced at $5,599 MSRP, this vintage-styled 233cc model is targeting riders who want classic looks without modern complexity. Why does this matter stateside? The U.S. has a growing appetite for entry and … Read more
In July 2025, Suzuki officially unveiled two new motorcycles blending classic aesthetics with modern rideability: the GSX-8T and GSX-8TT. These neo-retro twins tap into a growing trend among U.S. and global riders seeking bikes with character, not just performance. For U.S. riders, this launch matters because Suzuki is expanding its middleweight portfolio beyond the GSX-8S … Read more
American riders have long looked for a mid-class naked bike that blends performance, style, and affordability. Now, CFMoto 675NK is making that jump — the bike has just received EPA approval for the U.S. market, clearing the regulatory path for its arrival. This update matters in 2025 because the naked / middleweight segment is fiercely … Read more
In a surprising pivot, Chevrolet has revived one of its most iconic affordable EVs — the 2027 Bolt — after discontinuing production in 2023. This relaunch arrives at a moment when EV buyers are demanding value, practicality, and reliable charging infrastructure. Why this matters in the U.S.: as many federal incentives fade and competition tightens, … Read more
After more than a decade of cheeky utility and cult status, the Kia Soul is being retired. Kia announced that production will end in October 2025, making the 2025 model year the Soul’s swan song. This matters now for U.S. buyers because the Soul filled a niche: quirky, affordable, and versatile. Its departure leaves a … Read more
Ferrari, a name synonymous with roaring engines and race-bred emotion, has now shown its cards in the electric era. In October 2025, Ferrari lifted the hood on its first all-electric project: Elettrica — revealing the production-ready chassis, battery pack, and motor systems. This moment is especially crucial for the U.S. market. With stricter emissions standards, … Read more
Amid rising EV costs, dwindling federal incentives, and competition heating up — GM has just dropped a surprise: the Chevrolet Bolt is back for 2027. It’s not just a nostalgic return — the new Bolt aims to reclaim its place as one of the most affordable, practical EVs in America. This matters now more than … Read more
Ferrari, a brand synonymous with roaring V12s and exhaust notes that ignite hearts, has stepped into new territory. In October 2025, the company revealed Elettrica, its first fully electric car — not as a concept, but a production-ready chassis with powertrain, battery, and technology exposed. This news matters more than ever to U.S. buyers because … Read more