The Boulder Is Hyundai’s Answer To The Ford Bronco, And A New Pickup Is Behind It | Carscoops   The Korean automaker revealed the tough-looking Boulder at this week’s New York Auto Show, a rugged SUV concept that teases the brand’s first-ever body-on-frame utility. Hyundai says the look is inspired by its Art of Steel philosophy, which translates to bold surfaces and strong shapes. But it’s hard not to see a mishmash of other off-road heroes like the Ford Bronco, Jeep Wrangler, and Land Rover Defender in there. Under the skin is a ladder chassis from the production Hyundai pickup coming by 2030.     The bigger story is what this means for Hyundai’s future. The company is going all in on a truck built specifically for the American market. That means designing, engineering, and building them in the US using locally sourced steel, rather than adapting something from elsewhere. Even leaving tariffs aside, that kind of thing matters when you’re trying to steal patriotic American drivers away from domestic brands. “Body-on-frame vehicles are the backbone of American work and adventure, and we intend to compete in the midsize pickup segment with everything we have,” CEO José Muñoz said. “We’re not taking this lightly.”           It reminds me of the '04 Bronco concept.

Subaru’s New Getaway Is Basically A Faster, More Powerful Highlander | Carscoops     As suspected, it's a Highlander EV with Subaru front design:    

Official debut:   2027 Chrysler Pacifica Arrives With New Look, Updated Tech, and New Pricing - Autoblog         As suspected, it's basically a new front end and not much else new.

While this is exciting, I believe he's referring to the CE1 truck which he sees as an indirect rival to something like the model Y. Then again, we do also know that if Ford can stick to their plans for once, a smaller and larger sedan using CE1 are both planned at some point. So we'll see.    Maybe a model 3 rival, and a larger su7 rival? Call them escort and Galaxie, or maybe falcon. 

Subaru is gettin' away from Highlander. Or not. 😄  

I’m more excited about the CE1 sedan than the crossover tbh. I own an Escape hybrid and while I love it I’m increasingly concluding that it would have made much more sense for Ford to have essentially the Bronco Sport + Fusion rather than Bronco Sport + Escape. If they made the CE1 crossover even more car-like than the Escape is that’d be good IMO. Like a Ford version of the Ioniq 5.

Dang it!!! Ya beat me to it.....lol. 

Uh....that's the point in me posting it?  To fool y'all................................................................

You mean the CE1 truck coming next year, or the e-Transit?   Sure, there isn't a Bronco or Mustang EV, but looking at sales of models like Charger, looks like it's a good move to not have them yet...