Toyota’s hybrid technology could end up in cars built by other automakers.

The Kia Niro hybrid drove 3,715.4 miles on just 4.1 tanks of gas.

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. 

Hybrid and turbocharged powertrains are paving the way to a brighter automotive future.

AutoGuide.com gathered six of the most significant new cars for the 2017 model year for our annual Car of the Year evaluations. This year, our contenders are the Hyundai Elantra, BMWM2, Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, 2017 Kia Optima, Ford Focus RS and Chevrolet Cruze. There was no hard price cap on this year’s entrants, but we tried to make sure none of them were extravagantly priced. We will release a new video on each contender every day leading up to Dec. 13, when we announce our winner. Stay tuned for our Crossover/SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year series, which is also coming soon!

Seville, Spain, is among the oldest cities in Europe, founded more than 2,000 years ago, when the Roman empire was still in its heyday.

Volvo’s S90 is one of the most exciting vehicles to come out of Sweden in decades. It’s a praiseworthy luxury car with an understated elegance all its own.

Automotive enthusiasts love their cars, but which cars are more loved than others?

Turns out everyone was wrong; the  Buick Velite isn’t a  Chevrolet Volt after all.

In between a busy schedule of press conferences and car debuts, AutoGuide.com found time to deliver the 2017 Reader’s Choice Car of the Year awards.

Like other automakers, Hyundai is investing in self-driving technology.

Electrified efficiency in a minivan won’t come cheap, with Chrysler tacking a steep premium to the price of its new Pacifica Hybrid.

In just four years, Hyundai dealerships will be almost unrecognizable.

Cadillac has announced a plug-in hybrid version of its range-topping CT6 sedan that will be good for 30 miles of all-electric driving.

The Acura NSX has been named the 2017 AutoGuide.com Reader’s Choice Car of the Year.

Jaguar pulled a big surprise just before the 2016 L.A. Auto Show and has unveiled the Jaguar I-Pace, a concept for an all-electric crossover that will be on real roads in 2018.

Hyundai has revealed some details on its upcoming trio of electrified vehicles.

Volvo isn’t letting off the gas as it continues its revival plan in the U.S. market.

Toyota has launched a TV advertising campaign geared at very specific prospective customers rather than a general national TV campaign to sell the Prius Prime plug-in hybrid.

Hyundai has just set a new land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

Toyota is planning to reveal its newest baby crossover, the C-HR, in just a couple weeks.

The Toyota Prius is probably one of the last vehicles you think of when it comes to performance.

A stop-sale has been ordered for the popular Toyota Prius hybrid.

MINI has introduced its biggest model ever.

Hybrids and electric vehicles are the future of motoring, even if they’re not necessarily ready for primetime. Two of the best mass-market, earth-friendly offerings available today are the new Toyota Prius Prime and Chevrolet’s Volt.

Honda is planning a big push into electrified vehicles. 

With the ever-increasing popularity of crossovers combined with the growing concern for the environment, the 2017 Nissan Rogue Hybrid seems like a no-brainer.

Chinese car companies are in the early stages of a huge push into new markets.

The Chevrolet Volt combines the best of both worlds in terms of propulsion: it offers the convenience of a gasoline engine with all the green benefits of a plug-in hybrid.

Toyota is calling back about 92,000 Prius hybrids over an issue that can render the parking brake inoperable. 

The German government is looking to ban the internal combustion engine by 2030.

Today most major automakers say they’re eager to build electric cars, many have announced new models with more pending, but none would be doing this if they did not have to.

The Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid has been discontinued for the 2017 model year.

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For all the talk about alternative fuels, gasoline doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon.

Mitsubishi is showing off a new plug-in hybrid SUV concept at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.

The Lexus UX Concept made its world debut at the 2016 Paris Motor Show and will preview how a compact crossover from Toyota’s luxury brand could look.

The future of the Toyota Prius might be strictly as a plug-in hybrid model. 

Mitsubishi debuted a new plug-in hybrid SUV concept at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.

The 2016 Paris Motor Show kicks off this week and there’s plenty to be excited about.

The Chevrolet Volt could be called the Buick Velite in China.

Certain 2016 Toyota Prius vehicles are being recalled to address an issue with their airbags.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has finally tested the second-generation Chevrolet Volt.

Pricing for the 2017 Hyundai Sonata Plug-in Hybrid has been announced.

The refreshed 2017 Nissan Rogue made its official debut at the Miami Auto Show, however, this updated crossover is only part of the story the Japanese automaker is trying to tell in Florida.

Karma Automotive has officially launched the Revero, which starts at $130,000.

The Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid has been introduced ahead of its debut at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.

Although gasoline vehicles are getting more efficient, there’s no denying that they still pose some harm to the environment. The future of motoring is electric vehicles.

Pricing for the refreshed 2017 Audi A3 Sportback e-tron has been announced.

GM is getting prepared to debut a crazy-looking fuel cell-powered military vehicle.

McLaren is getting excited for this weekend’s Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix.

Some automakers truly revolutionize their designs when it comes to building a successor.

Toyota is recalling 337,000 vehicles to address an issue with their suspension.

Luxury sedan shoppers now have a new plug-in hybrid option in the market.

If you are one of those who’ve not been sufficiently attracted to an all-electric car, last month 7,762 other Americans thought differently.

The Chevrolet Volt is the first plug-in vehicle to sell 100,000 units in the U.S.

Most cars aren’t meant to be used for towing, but some owners aren’t afraid to test the limits.

Porsche found out that Honda was secretly using a 911 GT3 as a benchmark while developing the Acura NSX, but the German company wasn’t going to let it slide without getting a jab in first.

Tesla has boosted power in its Superchargers to reassert its claim that it provide the “world’s fastest” charger, Electrek says.

Hyundai says it will be going full-speed ahead in its plug-in electrified vehicle rollout to increase range and compete with upstart Chinese rivals.