When MG packs 742 horsepower (PS) and an 800-volt battery into the back of the car for under £50,000, the competition starts to gasp for air. The IM5 Performance is an electric sedan that takes on the Tesla Model 3 Performance – and it doesn’t flinch when it comes to numbers.
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The cabin of the Karma Amaris GT Coupé is revealed for the first time and acts as a lounge for technophiles: a “squircle” steering wheel with a visible carbon rim, capacitive buttons, digital gauges in front of the driver, a large infotainment screen in the middle, a third screen in front of the passenger. A gear selector “floats” on the tunnel. The example on display is a two-seater, dressed in Crimson Orbit leather and Alcantara, with plenty of carbon and piano black, and the luggage rack in the back is designed for travel bags. The roof? Electrochromatic darkening, like sunglasses for the whole car.
A reliable British media outlet reports that Volkswagen will end production of the ID.5, the “coupe” version of the ID.4, in 2027. At the same time, the Touareg is also saying goodbye in 2026. In the background: cleaning up the range and moving towards the more affordable electric models ID.2 (~€25,000) and ID.1 (~€20,000).
European robo-taxi market?! Coming soon! If you like the idea of being driven by a robot without having to talk about the weather and politics, we have great news for you. American Lyft and Chinese tech giant Baidu will start their first autonomous rides in Europe as early as 2026.
When it comes to Tesla, most media outlets report on sales declines, Elon Musk's politics, and upcoming robotaxis. But there's a lot going on beneath the surface. We've rounded up ten lesser-known stories that have made their mark on the Tesla world in recent weeks, but have been overshadowed by political and financial drama. These are Tesla News 8/2025
We're used to seeing electric motorcycles on the road, but when it comes to muddy trails and challenging off-road trails, many raise their eyebrows. Zero Motorcycles wants to prove that electric is the future for off-road enthusiasts with its latest generation of electric trail motorcycles, the Zero XE and Zero XB.
When Elon Musk casually says “it’s just a Tesla Model Y Lite,” it’s like Clarkson saying the Nürburgring is “a nice park to walk the dog in.” But it’s this unpretentious statement that opens the door to the most anticipated Tesla since the Cybertruck – the cheaper Tesla Model Y Lite.
The electric vehicle (EV) market in Europe has seen rapid growth in the past year, but several vehicles have been left out of the spotlight due to high prices or low visibility. The IEA estimates that by 2024, around one in five new vehicles in the European Union will be electric, with the shares varying greatly between countries. We are creating a preview - electric cars 2025 - that are being overlooked. The first favourites are the MG4, which has become a benchmark thanks to its affordable price and top safety ratings, and the Lynk & Co 02, the brand's first all-electric model that focuses on car sharing. In this article, we take a closer look at three overlooked models - the BYD Atto 3, BYD Dolphin and Omoda E5 - which represent the hidden assets of the European market thanks to their excellent specifications, high safety and relatively affordable prices. 3+ overlooked electric cars that are conquering Europe!
Have you ever wondered who is really behind the wheel of an electric car? Research reveals surprising numbers: 77% of EV owners have a college degree, compared to just 28% of the general population. Their annual income often exceeds $100,000, and they are also twice as tech-savvy as drivers of classic cars. So is driving an electric car a sign of intelligence, or just an elitist trend of modern snobs? Are electric vehicle owners smarter?!
Tesla caused a tectonic shift when it entered the automotive industry. The e-mobility paradigm it launched was not just a fad, but the beginning of a new chapter in the industrial revolution. First, Tesla shook up traditional manufacturers with electric vehicles with breathtaking acceleration and a high-tech experience, and now they are shaking up the industry with something completely different. While automotive journalists dutifully count horsepower, discuss headlight shapes and wait for the next Tesla model, Elon Musk is hatching a plan that will soon make steel horses seem as obsolete as steam locomotives.
Despite the ever-expanding range of electric cars, Tesla remains the gold standard. With record-breaking range, leading autonomous driving technology, the largest fast-charging network, and constant updates, it continues to improve its models. Here are seven key reasons why Tesla's models (Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck, plus the upcoming Cybercab) still reign supreme in the EV market. Why is Tesla still the best buy in 2025?!
Ford's new electric Bronco New Energy is powerful, technologically advanced and ready for adventure – but only available in China. Why is Ford teasing us with this electric stallion?