Three pick-up models manufactured in South American countries have been adapted to become the Papamóvil during Pope Leo XIV’s visit to South America.
The Ram Rampage, which originates in Brazil, will soon go on sale in Europe, although only two versions of the model will arrive.
The Toyota Hilux receives a refreshed design along with new technologies and accessories that make everyday use easier
VinFast launches the production VF Wild: its first EREV pickup with more than 1,000 km of range, which will be available in the Vietnamese market with a starting price of 28,800 euros at current exchange rates.
This pick-up features a plug-in hybrid drive system that combines a combustion engine supported by two electric motors.
The newly founded company Telo has developed a compact electric pick-up that can tow up to 3,628 kg thanks to its two powerful electric motors.
BYD will venture into the pick-up world with the Shark, its proposal for this segment, equipped with its Súper Hybrid DMO plug-in hybrid system
Rivian thus bets on offering better-equipped vehicles with greater range at the top end of its lineup, while positioning the R2 as its volume model and most competitively priced option.
With its first electric models, Slate Auto is determined to democratize electric mobility in the United States, combining simplicity, modularity and realistic prices.
The FIAT Toro has spent ten years on the Brazilian market and has already sold around 600,000 units across South America, becoming a reference for its users.
Kia offers an electric range of 10 models, 50 versions and 400 possible combinations 
The seven finalists for the 2027 European Car of the Year (COTY) are exclusively electric 
Peugeot E-208 GTi: a battery-powered toy that revives the spirit of the 1980s sports cars