MICHAEL CANTU

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This photo provided by Hyundai shows the 2025 Ioniq 5, an excellent choice for shoppers looking for an electric SUV. It offers easy-to-use tech and can also charge at most Tesla Supercharger fast-charging stations. (Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America via AP).
Edmunds electric SUV test: 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs 2026 Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y and Hyundai Ioniq 5 are two of the hottest-selling small electric SUVs. Both EVs also earn high ratings from Edmunds’ auto experts and recently received updates that include revised styling, new features and more range.
 
This photo provided by Polestar shows the 2022 Polestar 2, an electric hatchback sedan that's a good bargain used. (Courtesy of Polestar via AP)
Edmunds: Five used luxury EVs you can get for cheap
Luxury EVs are high-tech, lavish and powerful. But many EV shoppers can’t afford the sky-high price tag that new models demand. However, that’s not the case with used models.
 
This photo provided by Hyundai shows a 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5. The all-electric Ioniq 5 is one of the first vehicles to come with a Tesla-style charge port, allowing owners to charge at Tesla's nationwide network of Supercharger stations. (Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America via AP)
Edmunds: What to know about buying an EV in 2025
Electric vehicle shoppers could be thrown a couple of curve balls in 2025 if the Trump administration goes through with some of its plans. Potential tariffs will raise prices, and an end to federal EV tax credits will make EVs less affordable.
 
This photo provided by Hyundai of the Tucson Hybrid has slightly lower fuel economy than the RAV4 Hybrid, but it excels in other key areas. (Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America via AP)
Edmunds’ hybrid SUV test: 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid vs 2025 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
If you’re in the market for a hybrid SUV, don’t miss out on this comparison. We put the long-running Toyota RAV4 Hybrid up against one of its best rivals, the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid.
 
This photo provided by Ram shows the 2025 Ram 1500 Rebel. It features four-wheel drive, Bilstein shock absorbers, an electronic locking rear axle, all-terrain tires and a powerful six-cylinder engine. (Courtesy of Stellantis via AP)
Edmunds: Five dream-worthy vehicles you wish you got for the holidays
Edmunds highlights five dream-worthy vehicles for holiday wish lists, focusing on models that are luxurious yet somewhat attainable.
 
This photo provided by Lincoln shows the 2025 Nautilus SUV. It's available with a hybrid powertrain that makes 310 horsepower and gets an EPA-estimated 30 mpg combined. (Courtesy of Ford Motor Co. via AP)
Luxury SUV test: Edmunds compares the Lincoln Nautilus and Mercedes-Benz GLC
 
This photo provided by Ford shows the 2024 Ford F-150. In many ways, the Lightning drives and functions just like a regular F-150. (Courtesy of Ford Motor Co. via AP)
Edmunds electric truck face-off: Ford F-150 Lightning vs. Tesla Cybertruck
The electric truck battle is getting hot. Almost every major pickup truck maker offers an electric model, and one of the latest competitors is from Tesla. The polarizing Cybertruck has been out for several months, making all kinds of headlines.
 
This photo provided by Edmunds shows the 2017 Bolt EV. The Bolt EV is no longer in production but there is a good selection of used models available. (Courtesy of Edmunds via AP)
Edmunds: Here’s what to buy as used EV prices continue to drop
If new car prices look daunting, then consider a used electric vehicle. Used EV prices are now priced lower than used gas-powered cars, and you might be able to take advantage of a $4,000 federal tax credit that can be applied to the sales price.
 
This photo provided by Nissan shows the 2024 Versa. This inexpensive small sedan gets up to an estimated 35 mpg in combined city/highway driving. (Courtesy of Nissan North America via AP)
Tight budget? Edmunds highlights the least expensive cars and SUVs for 2024
If new car prices look daunting, don’t worry, there are plenty of affordable models to choose from that won’t break the bank. Edmunds lists the five least expensive cars and SUVs for 2024.
 
This photo provided by Edmunds shows a line of parked Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The shopping and research process when buying your first used Tesla can be more involved than what's required for a typical gas-powered car. (Courtesy of Edmunds via AP)
Edmunds: The five things you need to know before buying your first used Tesla
Used Teslas aren’t as expensive as you might think, especially with the company’s recent price cuts on its new models.
 
This photo provided by Toyota shows a 2021 Prius Prime. The Prime is the plug-in version of the well-known Prius hybrid. It has an EPA-estimated all-electric range of 25 miles. (Courtesy of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. via AP)
Edmunds picks the best used plug-in hybrids that qualify for the federal tax credit
 
This photo provided by Kia shows the 2024 EV9. The EV9 is the least expensive three-row electric SUV you can buy, but it won't seem like it when you drive it. (Courtesy of Kia America via AP)
Edmunds: Which three-row EV is best? Edmunds compares the Kia EV9 and Rivian R1S
The electric three-row SUV segment is small but quickly growing. The all-new Kia EV9 is one of the latest electric family haulers to hit the market and is one of our top electric performers.
 
This photo provided by Edmunds shows a Rivian R1T electric pickup near Boulder, Colorado. Many of the potential problems of driving an electric vehicle in cold weather can be offset by planning ahead. (Emme Hall/Edmunds via AP)
Edmunds: What you actually need to know about wintertime driving with an electric vehicle
Driving an electric vehicle during winter is different from driving a gas- or diesel-powered vehicle. Because of the lithium-ion battery pack that powers an EV, there are certain things EV owners should know about driving in freezing conditions.
 
FILE - A prospective buyer surveys a row of unsold 2023 QX60 luxury sports-utility vehicles at an Infiniti dealership Sunday, Aug 27, 2023, in Highlands Ranch, Colo. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File)
Edmunds: How to make the most of falling used car prices
Used-car shoppers won’t have it easy this year or next. Although used car prices have declined from their record levels from last year, they are still high and are coupled with the highest interest rates we’ve seen in many years.
 
This photo provided by Toyota shows the 2024 Tacoma Trailhunter. The Trailhunter is designed to excel at overland-style off-road driving. (Courtesy of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. via AP)
Edmunds: The midsize trucks you need to know about for 2024
It’s a great time to be in the market for a midsize truck. Midsize trucks are a viable option for truck shoppers looking for something that’s smaller and less expensive than a full-size truck.
 
This photo provided by Toyota shows the 2023 Toyota Prius. The latest generation has sleek styling and much-improved acceleration to go along with its stellar fuel economy of up to an EPA-estimated 57 mpg. (Nathan Leach-Proffer/Courtesy of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. via AP)
Edmunds: Suffering from gasoline price anxiety? These are the Top 5 hybrids of 2023
Are high gas prices burning a hole in your wallet? Then maybe it’s a good time to consider a hybrid vehicle.
 
This photo provided by Toyota shows the 2023 Toyota GR86, a small rear-wheel-drive sport coupe that shares a platform with the Subaru BRZ. (Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. via AP)
Edmunds: The best affordable performance cars
There’s often a point when car enthusiasts are looking to purchase their first new performance car or sports car.
 
This photo provided by Hyundai shows the 2019 Hyundai Kona Electric, a small hatchback with an EPA-estimated 258 miles of range. (Jay McNally/Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America via AP)
Edmunds: Best used electric vehicles under $25,000
Electric vehicle tax credits aren’t just for new EVs anymore. Starting on January 1, used electric vehicles now qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $4,000. This is great for car shoppers who don’t have the budget for a new EV.
 
This photo provided by General Motors shows the 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV, a compact electric car that will be discontinued for 2024. (Jeff Ludes/Courtesy of General Motors via AP)
Edmunds: These cars will be gone after 2023
Every year, a number of new vehicles are discontinued, generally due to poor sales. However, this year there are other factors at play. The automotive industry’s drive toward electrification is another reason why cars are getting the ax.
 
This photo provided by Mercedes-Benz shows the 2023 EQS Sedan, a large electric luxury vehicle with an EPA-estimated range of up to 350 miles. (Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz USA via AP)
Edmunds: 2023 Mercedes-Benz EQS vs. 2023 BMW i7
BMW and Mercedes-Benz are well known for their 7 Series and S-Class flagship sedans. But now you should get familiar with their electric counterparts: the BMW i7 and Mercedes EQS sedan.
 
This photo provided by Volvo shows the 2023 Volvo V60, a midsize plug-in hybrid wagon that also features a powerful 455-horsepower engine. (Courtesy of Volvo Cars of North America via AP)
Edmunds: 5 hidden automotive gems that no one buys
In the new car market, there exist some hidden gems — excellent vehicles with a lot to offer that are overlooked by many shoppers. These vehicles provide a distinct combination of qualities that make them an attractive choice.
 
This photo provided by Hyundai shows the 2023 Hyundai Palisade a midsize three-row SUV. Both the Palisade and its corporate cousin, the Kia Telluride, are top picks in this class. (Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America via AP)
Edmunds: The best three-row SUVs of 2023
Three-row SUVs have been a popular choice among car shoppers with large families. They typically seat up to eight passengers and still provide enough cargo space for luggage and other items.