Stellantis boasts electrification with 65 plug-in cars across its 11 brands
We already saw in its day that the creation of Stellantis was going to be a hot topic. The merger of PSA and FCA gave
Koenigsegg once again excels in its favourite subject: 0-400-0 km/h
Koenigsegg is one of the most surprising manufacturers of all. It is dedicated to making impressive supercars in a completely artisanal way and in very
40 years later, the Volkswagen Polo says goodbye to the Navarra factory
There are very few models in the B segment that have the long history of the Volkswagen Polo. This is a legendary model that began
Verne is Rimac’s new robotaxi and will be on the streets of Europe
The one of Mate Rimac is one of the most notable success stories in the automotive world. The young Croatian entrepreneur founded his own electric
Jaguar Land Rover wants its special versions to be a gold mine
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will seek to boost sales of special edition models and earn up to $1.91 billion in profits. To do so, it
This sea bridge/tunnel inaugurated in China breaks 10 world records
The Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link opened on the last weekend of June. This is a new system of bridges and tunnels across the sea located in Guangdong
Land Rover Defender OCTA, the high-performance off-road vehicle arrives
He Defending OCTA It is the most dynamically capable version in the history of the Defender, combining performance on and off the road. It is
Ferrari doesn’t want its hybrids and electrics to lose value
The first electric Ferrari will be unveiled in late 2025 and production will begin in 2026, Ferrari chief executive Benedetto Vigna said at the inauguration
The world’s most efficient engine becomes a colossal generator of clean energy
The Wärtsilä 31 engine is in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the most efficient four-stroke marine engine ever built in its class.
3D machine vision is faster, cheaper and only needs one pixel
Self-driving cars or driver assistance systems rely on multiple sensors, backed by a lot of computing power. But is all that much power really necessary?
