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Returning after a three-year absence, the 2027 Ram ProMaster City targets small and midsize fleet applications with increased cargo space, updated safety technology, and a starting price expected under $40,000.
Read More →Infiniti plans to put into production its QX30 concept compact SUV debuting at the Geneva International Motor Show, as an aggressive attempt to seek market share in potentially the automotive industry's hottest segment.
Read More →The Equinox has proven itself as a strong retail vehicle, and GM has also increased deliveries to fleets, while retaining its sales mix of just over 15 percent to fleets and 85 percent to retail buyers.
Read More →Commercial fleets have begun to embrace compact SUVs in greater numbers as alternatives to mid-size sedans and trucks, because they offer ergonomic, operational, and remarketing benefits.
Read More →Lincoln's 2020 Corsair entry-level crossover that debuted at the New York auto show will replace the MKC, as the luxury brand continues it overhaul of its crossover lineup in recent model years.
Read More →Buick's 2016 Envision arrived at the Detroit auto show to give the nameplate a compact luxury SUV to slot in between the Encore and Enclave in the industry's highest-volume segment.
Read More →Chevrolet is entering the burgeoning market for compact SUVs with its 2015 Trax, which the brand unveiled on the eve of the New York International Auto Show.
Read More →Mazda enters the subcompact crossover category with its 2016 CX-3, which is derrived from the Mazda2 and carries over Skyactiv technology used on the CX-5 compact SUV. Read our driving impressions here. Photos by Mike Antich and Paul Clinton.
Read More →Yokohama's Geolandar Line has a new tire for crossover SUVs. The Geolandar G055 is available in the U.S. and Canada, and is initially available in 19 sizes, from 16 to 20 inches and in H- and V-speed ratings.
Read More →The Q1, which will be built in Ingolstadt, Germany, gives Audi an entry-level SUV that's "part of our broad-based SUV strategy," said Rupert Stadler, Audi's board chairman.
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