This is the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and if your primary complaint about the SUV segment was that it lacked extreme luxury, you're in for a treat. Taking on the Bentley Bentayga, Lamborghini Urus, and others as the must-have off-roader for the well-heeled, Cullinan promises not only the pinnacle of bespoke luxe but true go-anywhere abilities.
Subaru has kicked off production of one of its most eagerly-anticipated cars in recent memory, with the 2019 Ascent SUV beginning to roll off the line. The automaker's new three-row model, it's being produced here in the US, at Subaru's Lafayette plant in Indiana.
Chevrolet has given its full-sized SUV a sporting upgrade, with the 2019 Suburban RST Performance Package proving you don't need an Escalade to get beefy V8 power. The automaker's 6.2-liter V8 has been shoveled under the SUV's hood, delivering 420 horsepower and a hefty 460 lb-ft. of torque.
After nearly 12 years on the market, Jeep has ended production of its wildly successful Wrangler JK model. The last vehicle, a white Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited, rolled off the assembly line at the Toledo, Ohio factory on Friday, months after its successor, the 2018 Wrangler JL, was first unveiled. Since its debut in 2006, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) produced over 2.1 million Wrangler JK models, selling an average of more than 180,000 units during its 12-year lifespan.
Ford has taken an axe to its North American line-up, cutting non-SUVs, crossovers, and utilities until only two cars remain. The shock move came as part of Ford's Q1 2018 financial results, with revenues up 7-percent year over year. However, it's bad news if you've been waiting for Ford to roll out a new sedan.
While you were sleeping on Buick, the automaker has been quietly working on some of the most beautiful concept cars around, and its new all-electric SUV is no different. Dubbed the Buick Enspire, this latest concept will make its official debut at Auto China 2018 in Beijing later this month. However, we're hoping it soon makes the jump from theory to production.
Tesla will start production for its Model Y crossover SUV next November, according to sources, who say production will take place at the company's Fremont, California plant. The automaker has reportedly started taking preliminary bids from suppliers regarding the model, though details given to those suppliers are described as "scant." The Model Y's China production will start two years later, the sources claim.
Ford has recalled nearly 350,000 of its most popular vehicles, after discovering a fault that could see the pickups and SUVs roll away - even if they've been put in park. The transmission problem affects Ford's F-150 truck and the Expedition SUV, two of its strongest sellers, with the recalls affecting not only the US but Canada and Mexico.
Infiniti has pulled the covers of a pair of specially equipped vehicles that are fancier versions of its two most popular vehicles. The new rides are the 2019 QX60 Limited and the 2019 QX80 Limited. Both were unveiled at the New York International Auto show and will hit dealers this spring and summer with pricing announced closer to launch.
Cadillac's SUV problem was a clear one: it just hasn't had enough of them. Similarly, the 2019 Cadillac XT4's importance to the automaker is equally clear. The two-row, five-seat luxury crossover is more attainable than the strongly-selling XT5 but just as distinctive.
Maserati's first SUV was hardly a slowpoke, but the twin-turbo V6 is getting two more cylinders with the new 2019 Levante Trofeo V8. Taking its rightful place at the top of the Levante pile, the 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 brings a hefty 590 horsepower and 538 lb-ft. of torque to the party.
Volvo's subscription based car service is off to a surprisingly positive start, the automaker has announced today at the New York International Auto Show 2018. Care by Volvo debuted at the end of last year, offering the automaker's newest 2019 XC40 crossover for a set monthly fee - covering everything from insurance through to servicing and incidental fees.