Before they started making the world's fastest motorcycles, Ducati assembled radio components. One hundred years later, in Mugello, they unveiled the Collezione 100 - ten machines that prove that no one knows how to celebrate with more style, noise and pure passion than the Italians. It is... the Ducati Collezione 100.
There's a moment every automotive journalist knows: the one when they read the price and are momentarily speechless. Not from surprise, but from the feeling that someone on the other side of the world is doing something that should almost be banned. The BYD Sealion 06 DM-i 2026 is that moment.
After four decades of silence, Lancia is back — and not on tiptoe. The new Lancia Gamma 2026 is a fastback SUV on the STLA Medium platform, with outputs of up to 276 kW or 375 hp and a range of up to 1,000 km in hybrid version. The Italians have struck back. With velvet gloves.
The Ferrari Luce is here, half the automotive world hates it, the other half doesn't understand it, but I bet it will become one of the most successful models in the brand's history. Not despite it being impossible. But precisely because of it. And because none of the critics really know what luxury even is.
The world of motoring has been irrevocably turned upside down. Ferrari, synonymous with roaring twelve-cylinders, has unveiled its first all-electric car in Rome. It's called the Ferrari Luce. It has five doors, five seats and a design that will deeply upset purists. But don't be too quick to judge - beneath the controversial sheet metal lies a technical marvel.
Forget the usual special editions. Porsche has taken its most clinically perfect hypercar and breathed the soul of the Arabian desert into it. The result is a car that is brutally fast, unashamedly exclusive and full of cultural pride. But before you reach for your wallet – there’s one small problem. It’s the Sadu Edition.
Forget old prejudices about cheap knockoffs. The BYD Seal 08 proves that the Chinese have had Porsche for breakfast and Mercedes for dinner. This five-meter luxury fastback delivers futuristic technology and acceleration that will rearrange your internal organs, while offering comfort that will completely overwhelm you.
Electric cars have become absurdly expensive. But when a Swede enters the market, offering supercar power and marathon range for a reasonable price, it's time for panic in Germany. Is the EX60 perfect? Well, it has a few flaws. But the advantages are simply too great to ignore.
Imagine Usain Bolt running in complete silence, and you play him recordings of a roaring lion through your speakers. AMG has created a car that accelerates faster than its own shadow, while desperately pretending to drink gasoline. Is it absurd? Absolutely. Is it fun? Even more so. It's the Mercedes-AMG GT 63 4-Door Coupé 4MATIC+.
Skoda has just given a static presentation of its new model called Epiq. Spelled with a "q", of course. It promises a lot of space, an impressive range and a price that won't give you a nervous breakdown. But is this little electric crossover really worth your money? Let's take a quick look at all the facts and figures that are now available to us.
Modern transportation seems to have become obsessively rational. But what happens when you take the leash off engineers and tell them to build the two-wheeled equivalent of an airplane? BMW has come up with an answer at Lake Como. Meet the Vision K18 Concept – a 1.8-liter beast that ignores the rules and ignites the human imagination to no end.
Mansory, that German tuner that usually destroys – excuse me, "improves" – Rolls-Royces or Lamborghinis, has been browsing the Chinese menu this time. They chose the Zeekr 9X and created something so absurd that you can't look away. It has almost 1,400 horses, "suicide" doors and a champagne cooler. Absolute madness! This is it - the Mansory Zeekr 9X.











