In the ever-evolving world of automobiles, we are constantly being introduced to new and exciting car tech advancements. These innovations are not just about speed and style, but also about safety, efficiency, and enhancing the overall driving experience. Let's delve into the latest advancements that are setting the pace in the industry and revolutionizing our rides.
Lancia has just dropped a bombshell with their brand new Pu+Ra HPE concept. Starting in 2024 with the all-new Ypsilon and continuing with exclusively electric releases starting in 2026, Lancia
At the North American Commercial Vehicle Show, Hyundai Motor Company unveiled two new concept vehicles. Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) 2030 Vision for massive implementation of hydrogen-powered fue
With a stated goal of investing €40 million (USD 45 million at current conversion rates) in renewable energy projects by 2025, Volkswagen has pledged to help fund a wind farm in northern Sweden.
Hyundai declared its target of becoming carbon neutral by 2045 during the IAA Mobility Show in 2021. It will stop selling ICE vehicles in Europe from 2035, and its global fleet sales will be dominated
Bentley has announced a collaboration with The Macallan, a Scottish whisky producer. The Bentayga will be spotted on the distiller's estate, chauffeuring VIP guests in style. Macallan property
As a refresher, the M50 is BMW M's first electric car, and it's a performance edition of the i4. It will support MotoGP's FIM Enel MotoE World Cup electric motorcycle championship.
Audi has introduced 2 new all-electric Q4 e-tron versions to its portfolio, both of which come with all-wheel drive and a bit more endurance. Q4 Sportback 40 e-tron now has the longest range of any
New Fiat family members are joining the party, with the carmaker launching the Yachting versions of the 500 and 500X models. The models come with electrically operated soft-tops and are inspired by&he
The new Megane E-Tech Electric teased during the 2021 Renault Talk event, shows the automaker’s intention to embrace in the future the connected and full-electric cars. Though it’s s