Automotive

Since launching the new Bronco, Ford has highlighted how the 4x4 fits the overland lifestyle. But what about the common weekend warrior? Ford hasn't forgotten about them, and a new SEMA concept shows how Bronco modularity will help them get out there.

Rolls-Royce has pledged the new Ghost to a doctrine of "post-opulence," prioritizing substance over flashy style. But it's still got shooting stars in the ceiling, which is also a subwoofer, as well as the company's latest "planar" suspension system.

Winnebago has been wooing gritty outdoor adventurers, but it's still best known for Class A motorhomes. The latest is the 2022 Journey, a 35-footer with a condo-like interior packing smart home control, a home theater, a fireplace and more.

Winnebago follows its Revel 4x4 camper van and Hike trailer up with the all-new Ekko, a B+ motorhome ready to chase adventure. A step up from camper van size, the compact RV carries a roomy off-grid base camp atop an off-road-ready Ford Transit AWD.

Another day, another completely bonkers electric hypercar. The Elation Freedom offers monstrous electric power, long range and high speeds – and if electric powertrains don't blow your skirt up, they'll make you one with a naturally aspirated V10.

Chevrolet introduced the revived Trailblazer name as a niche-filling subcompact crossover. The Trailblazer fits somewhere in between the tiny Trax and the more family-sized Equinox. The Trailblazer, despite its name, actually has a more urban fit.

At its core, Mini has always been a brand that challenges conventional automotive dimensions. The badge's new Vision Urbanaut takes the challenge into the future with a versatile, shape-shifting interior inside a set of smooth, timeless van lines.

Self-driving cars typically use both LiDAR and radar to detect obstacles on the road ahead, yet neither system is adept at identifying vehicles through fog. Now, though, engineers have discovered that radar is good at the task if it's "doubled up."

Subaru has taken the wraps off its all-new BRZ sports car, continuing the purists’ fun box into a new generation. The BRZ has an all-new design, a new engine with a bit more muscle, and retains the rear-drive formula that has made the car doggedly popular.

Earlier this year we saw Mercedes-AMG roll out its most powerful V8 ever, the GT Black Series, and the automaker has wasted little time in showing what it can do, having it round the Nürburgring Nordschleife faster than any production car before it.

Back in July, Jeep debuted a concept vehicle called the Wrangler Rubicon 392. Engineers at Fiat Chrysler had worked out how to stuff Dodge’s big 6.4-liter Hemi engine into the Wrangler. The concept looked very production-ready.

The new Ford Bronco is all about overlanding and camping. Hot on the heels of the Bronco overland concept, Ford reveals how the Bronco four-door is both 4x4 and camper. Fold down the seats and you have a camper van-size lying area for bedding down.