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The Oshkosh JLTV - Like an F-35 without wings

The Oshkosh JLTV, a next-gen military vehicle, combines advanced protection, mobility, and cutting-edge technology; with its imposing design and robust capabilities, it’s a game-changer for Israel's defense forces in the ongoing conflict

Nir Ben Zaken | 05.01.25

Chery’s luxury and off-road divisions reveal bold SUV concepts

Automaker unveils the Phecda luxury SUV concept and Jetour's off-road G900 prototype, both showcasing bold designs, advanced hybrid tech and ultra-fast charging capabilities

Nir Ben Zaken | 04.27.25

First drive: Rolls-Royce Spectre redefines electric luxury

The Spectre set out to match its gasoline predecessors in luxury and dominance—and may have surpassed them; its success begs the question: In a world with electric opulence like this, who still needs a gas-guzzling V12?

Nir Ben Zaken | 04.26.25

'By the end of the decade, autonomous cars will drive using artificial intelligence'

Is regulation holding back autonomous cars, how can transportation systems be protected from cyberattacks and when will the flying car arrive? We found the people designing the future of mobility

Noam Rhein | 04.16.25

Coming in 2026: The most intriguing car models to watch out for

The automotive world gears up for 2026 with groundbreaking electric vehicles, retro revivals and cutting-edge tech, reshaping the future of driving

Noam Rhein | 04.16.25

Crash test show vulnerabilities in Chinese cars

EuroNCAP awards seven vehicles five-star safety ratings, but hidden defects spark debate over whether top scores truly reflect real-world safety risks

Noam Rhein | 04.13.25

Charge wars: Chinese automakers race to develop ultra-fast EV charging

Chinese automakers’ breakneck pace in ultra-fast charging tech reshapes EV competition, with infrastructure questions threatening to ignite a global charging speed war

Tomer Hadar | 04.03.25

Think your car is safe? Here’s when it’s most likely to get stolen

Car thefts in Israel jumped 22% in early 2025, fueled by auto parts shortages and rising demand in PA-controlled areas, new report finds; most thefts occurred early mornings, mainly in the Tel Aviv area, with thieves using OBD hacking to bypass security

Raanan Ben-Zur | 04.02.25

Volvo issues rare recall for plug-in hybrid models over battery fire risk

Automaker reports a defect was identified in the production line of one of its battery suppliers which could cause overheating; nearly 1000 Israeli models require fixing

Noam Rhein | 03.24.25

BYD’s 1,000V electric cars promise 5-minute ultra-fast recharging

Chinese automaker's new models and breakthrough tech debuts with 1,000V Super E ultra-fast charging tech, but adoption outside China depends on infrastructure upgrades

Tomer Hadar/Calcalist | 03.19.25

Israel's 2025 car market opened up with some 47,000 new cars

Israeli auto market sees 25% surge in January deliveries, with four Chinese brands in the top 10 – but electric vehicle sales decline for the first time in years

Noam Rhein | 02.06.25

Opel Combo gets rugged with new electric-assisted 4x4

The new all-wheel-drive system, powered by a rear electric motor, equips Opel’s commercial van for tougher terrains; Will it hit local roads? Details inside

Nir Ben Zaken | 02.02.25

Best and worst 2024 cars for safety: How did your favorite car fare

EURO NCAP’s crash test results for 2024 models highlight top-performing vehicles like Skoda Superb, Volkswagen Passat while flagging low performers such as Suzuki Swift and Dacia Duster; safety ratings based on occupant protection, child safety, pedestrian safety and active safety systems

Tomer Hadar, Calcalist | 01.20.25

Nissan’s financial woes push merger talks with Honda

Amid Nissan’s financial struggles, a potential merger with Honda is on the horizon, shaping up to be the biggest deal in the auto industry since the creation of Stellantis; Mitsubishi may also play a role in the emerging agreement

Noam Rhein | 12.18.24

Ferraris, Lamborghinis and a Rambo Lambo: Rebels uncover Assad’s luxury car fleet in Damascus Palace

As Assad's regime falls, his multi-million-dollar car collection faces an uncertain future; from rugged Toyotas to rare Ferraris, the eclectic fleet of the ousted Syrian dictator may meet the same fate as Gaddafi and Saddam’s vanished luxury vehicles

Tomer Hadar, Calcalist | 12.09.24

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