A bold new electric SUV from a British automaker is set to challenge Europe’s best-selling hybrid compact crossover, signaling a shift in the market as demand for electrification grows. Meanwhile, General Motors is rolling out an advanced infotainment upgrade for its upcoming heavy-duty trucks, introducing a dual-display interface designed to enhance driver engagement and functionality. The moves reflect broader industry trends toward digital innovation and sustainable mobility. Details on how these features will perform—and whether they’ll sway buyers—are still unfolding.
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 ...
