The Volkswagen ID. Buzz all-electric microbus is finally making its way stateside.

Arriving in 2024, the North American model rides on a longer wheelbase with three rows of seating. There will be a single-motor rear-wheel drive version with 282 horsepower and a dual-motor all-wheel drive version with ?about 330 horsepower.? No official range numbers yet from the larger 91 kilowatt-hour battery.

BMW has unveiled the new 5 Series sedan, including the first-ever all-electric 5 Series, the i5. It has an estimated 295-mile range. All 5 Series have grown a little longer, taller and wider, flaunting a more stylish exterior. The interior is luxurious and tech-savvy, including BMW?s Curved Display and an available Interaction Bar.

Chevrolet has partnered with American Expedition Vehicles for the new Colorado ZR2 Bison.
This gives the just-redesigned midsize pickup exclusive AEV bumpers, 17-inch beadlock capable wheels with 35-inch mud terrain tires, and Multimatic dampers. It uses the same 2.7-liter turbo inline-4 found in the regular ZR2.

Aston Martin has debuted their DB12 ?Super Tourer.?

It packs a 4.0-liter Twin-Turbo V8 with 671 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. That means 0-to-60 sprints in 3.5 seconds. It comes with a reworked chassis, suspension, and Michelin Pilot Sport 5 S tires.

Finally, starting early next year, Ford EV owners will be able to plug into over 12,000 Tesla Superchargers in the US and Canada. Unhappy with other charging networks? reliability, 2025 F...