The 2023 Honda CR-V debuted, Walmart gave the Canoo a lifesaver, and the 2023 Toyota Crown was revealed. It’s Reverse Week, right here Advocacy agency.
Redesign 2023 Honda CR-V launched with a larger and bolder design. Although the interface is updated internally and externally, the powertrains will be implemented with only minor tweaks and tweaks.
The 2025 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Discovered testing on public roads with minimal camouflage. The updated flagship could be the final limelight for the tiered nameplate as the automaker turns its sights to its electric future.
Walmart has signed an agreement with Canoo to buy thousands of electric trucks from startups. The retail giant’s initial order required 4,500 trucks with the option to increase that number if demand arose. The trucks will be used to deliver online orders.
The Cadillac Celestiq teased with some teaser images ahead of the flagship’s July 22 launch. The low-rise SUV crossover has a hatchback-like rear, a short front overhang, and a dash-to-long-axle ratio that gives it stunning proportions.
The 2023 Toyota Crown revealed when the automaker transforms the sedan for a new generation. The tall rider engine has an H-spot and a roofline that’s four inches higher than the Avalon it essentially replaces.
