November was an action-packed month in the automotive world, bringing significant vehicle launches, fresh innovations, and updates that showcase where the industry is heading. This recap covers key announcements, including the newest electric SUVs, standout updates to 2025 lineups, and new electric vehicles from Cadillac and GMC.
Of course, the highlight of November in the automotive industry was the 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show check out our comprehensive Los Angeles Auto Show recap to catch every major reveal from the event.
From luxury EVs and electrified trucks to family-centric innovations, automakers brought their A-game this November. Whether you’re following the rise of electric vehicles, the evolution of rugged off-road models, or advancements in motorsport, there’s something for every car enthusiast to unpack this month.
Cadillac continues to expand its electric lineup with the reveal of the 2026 VISTIQ, a three-row SUV that blends bold design, premium technology, and exhilarating performance. As Cadillac’s fourth EV, the VISTIQ underscores the brand’s dedication to providing an all-electric option in every luxury SUV segment. Production begins in early 2025, with global availability, including the U.S. and Canada.
The VISTIQ is powered by a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, producing 615 horsepower and an estimated 483 km of range on a full charge. Advanced features like GM’s Super Cruise™ hands-free driving assist (subscription required) and a 33-inch LED screen headline the tech-rich cabin, while eco-inspired materials elevate the luxury interior. On the outside, the VISTIQ sports Cadillac’s signature vertical lighting and Black Crystal Shield grille, giving it a sleek, futuristic look. With multiple trims launching throughout 2025, Cadillac positions the VISTIQ as a major player in the electric SUV market.
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Honda unveiled the completely reimagined 2026 Passport TrailSport this month, aiming to set a new benchmark in off-road capability for midsize SUVs. Built around the bold Born Wild design concept, the TrailSport combines rugged aesthetics with authentic off-road performance and advanced technology. With a 3.5L V6 engine producing 285 horsepower paired with a responsive 10-speed automatic transmission, this is Honda’s most capable SUV to date.
The Passport TrailSport comes equipped with features like off-road-tuned suspension, steel skid plates, and 31-inch all-terrain tires, making it ready to tackle even the toughest trails. A redesigned front grille, flared fenders, and a stamped PASSPORT logo underscore its rugged attitude. The interior matches the exterior’s toughness with a spacious cabin featuring improved cargo capacity, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, and standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Honda also introduced the new TrailSport Touring trim, combining top-tier luxury with off-road prowess. With class-leading safety features, including next-gen Honda Sensing® technology, the Passport TrailSport solidifies Honda’s position in the adventure SUV segment, appealing to weekend explorers and urban dwellers alike.
Toyota’s 2025 Corolla lineup solidifies its position as a top choice for compact sedan buyers with its combination of affordability, practicality, and advanced features. Starting at $23,670, the Corolla is offered in 10 trims, ranging from efficient hybrid models with all-wheel drive to sporty S-series configurations. The newest update includes an upgraded Toyota Multimedia system with a larger 10.5-inch touchscreen on higher trims, offering seamless connectivity via wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
For those seeking efficiency, the Corolla Hybrid AWD pairs a 1.8L engine with Toyota’s proven hybrid technology, delivering excellent fuel economy and added confidence in adverse weather. Meanwhile, the gasoline models are powered by a 2.0L four-cylinder engine with 169 horsepower, ensuring a lively drive. Safety remains a strong point, with Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 standard on every trim, along with enhanced airbags and active driver-assist features.
The Toyota RAV4 family expands its appeal for 2025 with multiple powertrain options, including gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid models. Each variant offers Toyota’s signature blend of reliability, safety, and advanced technology. The RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid stands out with its impressive 302 horsepower and up to 68 kilometers of all-electric range, making it an excellent choice for eco-conscious drivers who don’t want to compromise on performance or versatility.
Offered in 16 grades, including rugged Adventure and off-road-ready Woodland trims, the RAV4 lineup ensures there’s a model to suit every need. Standard Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 provides peace of mind, while optional features like Dynamic Torque Vectoring AWD add driving confidence on slippery roads. With the addition of new interior tech and upgraded hybrid options, the RAV4 cements itself as one of Toyota’s most popular and flexible models for Ontario drivers.
Chrysler is taking its popular minivan to the next level with the introduction of the 2025 Pacifica Family Adventure Vehicle (FAV) Edition. Designed for active families, the FAV adds utility-focused features, including a black Thule rooftop cargo carrier that boosts the Pacifica’s already impressive total cargo capacity to over 4,400 liters. Available in both gas-powered and plug-in hybrid configurations, the FAV offers versatile options for all types of journeys.
In addition to its enhanced practicality, the FAV Edition includes unique styling touches, such as blacked-out 18-inch wheels, roof rails, and exclusive FAV decals. Inside, the Pacifica is equipped with Chrysler’s Uconnect 5 system, now enhanced with navigation, and a premium Harman Kardon audio system. With all-weather mats and improved storage solutions, this special edition adds rugged functionality while maintaining the Pacifica’s reputation for comfort and refinement.
November brought big news for motorsport fans, as General Motors and TWG Global announced plans to launch the Cadillac Formula 1 Team, marking the first new team to join the grid since 2016. Cadillac will develop its own power unit as it strives to become a full works team by 2026. This move aims to highlight GM’s engineering expertise on a global stage, as innovations from F1 are expected to trickle down into consumer technology.
The partnership has the backing of motorsport legend Mario Andretti, who will serve as a director for the team. With a commitment to compete with integrity and excellence, GM’s foray into F1 represents a bold step in the company’s electrification and performance journey. Expect this milestone to amplify Cadillac’s presence in international markets while bringing fresh excitement to the F1 paddock.
The Lincoln Nautilus took home MotorTrend’s prestigious 2025 SUV of the Year award this November, beating stiff competition from brands like Rivian, Lexus, and Mercedes-Benz. The judges praised the Nautilus for its sophisticated exterior design, refined interior, and cutting-edge driver assistance technologies. With a new hybrid option, the Nautilus offers a compelling balance of luxury, performance, and efficiency at a competitive price point.
The hybrid variant pairs a 2.0L turbocharged engine with an electric motor, generating 310 horsepower for smooth, confident driving. Inside, Lincoln focuses on passenger comfort with premium materials and a state-of-the-art infotainment system. Positioned between the smaller Corsair and the larger Aviator, the Nautilus provides a just-right size for luxury SUV buyers who want something elegant yet practical.
The GMC Sierra EV Denali officially entered the Canadian market this month, offering a powerhouse electric truck with jaw-dropping specs. The Max Range version boasts up to 740 km of range, along with 760 horsepower and 785 lb-ft of torque, making it one of the most capable EV trucks on the market. Fast charging allows drivers to regain 160 km of range in just 10 minutes, making long road trips or work commutes a breeze.
Beyond performance, the Sierra EV Denali stands out with practical features like the MultiPro MidGate™, which extends the truck’s bed for hauling oversized items, and a 10,500-lb towing capacity. Starting at $118,599 CAD, the Sierra EV is set to be a game-changer for truck enthusiasts looking to make the switch to electric. GMC plans to expand the lineup in mid-2025 with additional trims, including the rugged AT4, for even more versatility.
November 2024 underscored the automotive industry’s push toward electrification, innovation, and customer-focused design. From family vehicles like the Pacifica FAV to high-tech luxury SUVs like the VISTIQ and Nautilus, automakers are reimagining what’s possible for drivers in 2025 and beyond. Keep an eye out for more updates as these models hit the road!
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