A bold new electric SUV from a British automaker is set to challenge Europe’s best-selling hybrid compact SUV, the Toyota Yaris Cross, with a design and performance aimed at appealing to urban buyers. Meanwhile, General Motors is rolling out a cutting-edge infotainment upgrade for its 2027 lineup of full-size trucks, introducing a split-screen display system that promises to redefine driver interaction. The move signals a push toward more advanced tech in both mainstream and premium vehicle segments. Industry observers will be watching to see how these innovations reshape competition in key markets.
The U.K.-built Kicks will target the Toyota Yaris Cross, Europe's top-selling hybrid small SUV. GM's new split-screen infotainment system, debuting in 2027 Silverado and Sierra pickups, will let ...
