When we think of classic British sports cars, legends like the Jaguar E-Type, Lotus Elise or a Triumph immediately come to mind, renowned for their lightness, driving sharpness and pure driving pleasure. They were the automotive equivalent of a hand-stitched English jacket – timeless and elegant. Let’s take a look at the Longbow Speedster & Roadster.
Electric mobility
Mercedes-Benz has thrown down the gauntlet with the new Mercedes-Benz CLA 2025. An electric drive with two battery sizes – 58 kWh and 85 kWh –, acceleration from 6.7 to 4.9 seconds to 100 km/h and a top speed of around 210 km/h in the electric version, a hybrid with a 1.5-liter engine and a 48-volt system, and artificial intelligence that could overshadow even the best science fiction visions – they have squeezed all of this into a single model that is set to become the first star of a new family of vehicles on the MMA (Mercedes Modular Architecture) platform.
Today, Toyota has hit the road with an electric news that will get many people on their feet – or at least behind the wheel. They have introduced the all-new Toyota C-HR+, a battery electric model that promises to shake up the compact crossover class. If you thought Toyota had rested on its hybrid laurels, you'd be wrong. This car is proof that the Japanese still know how to surprise – and with taste.
If you thought the Range Rover Sport SV was the pinnacle of luxury and performance, the 2025 Range Rover Sport SV Park City Edition will take you even further – perhaps even with skis. This ultra-exclusive version will be made in just three units and is designed as a tribute to lovers of luxury off-road, speed and alpine peaks. After all, are you really a Range Rover owner if you don’t park it in front of a private chalet in Aspen or St. Moritz?
If you thought electric pickup trucks weren't for serious off-roading, get ready to be surprised. Chevrolet has unveiled the Chevrolet Silverado EV ZR2 Off-Road Concept—a true off-road monster with 1,100 horsepower (820 kW) and rugged racing technology. Can electrics really rule the desert? Apparently so.
Toyota has launched the bZ3X in China, an electric SUV that, with a price tag of around €14,000, a range of up to 660 kilometres and 204 horsepower, has caused a real euphoria. More than 10,000 orders were placed in one hour, which even caused the company's servers to crash!
Honda has shown that it's serious about the Chinese EV race with its new S7 electric SUV. With a range that surpasses Tesla's Model Y and a price that's lower, it could be a hit outside of China. But unfortunately, it remains exclusive to the world's largest car market.
Tesla has long been synonymous not only with electric cars, but with innovations that are changing the world of mobility. Now a new milestone is in the offing: the Model Q, often referred to as the Model 2, which is set to become the affordable entry into the Tesla ecosystem. With an expected release in the first half of 2025 and promises of a price below 30,000 euros with subsidies, this car is already a hot topic. What do we know about it and will it really live up to the high expectations? Let's dive into the details.
Well, here we are. Telo Trucks, a California-based startup run by a trio of friends—Jason Marks, Forrest North, and Yves Béhar—has brought to light what looks like the love child of a Mini Cooper and an adventure truck. The Telo MT1, they call it, is an electric subcompact truck that measures 3.86 meters (152 inches) long, 1.85 meters (73 inches) wide, and 1.68 meters (66 inches) tall, just enough to park in the city without crying over every corner. And yes, that’s it—small but mighty, like that guy at the gym who can lift twice as much as you but is half the size.
When Cadillac does something big, it takes it literally. The Escalade IQ, the all-electric evolution of an American icon, was already a behemoth, but now comes its even bigger sibling – the Escalade IQL. The added length brings more space, more prestige and, despite its size, an equally impressive range of 740 km (460 miles). But that’s not all…
Electric cars 2025 - which ones offer the most for your money! Electric cars are no longer a luxury, but a real option for anyone who wants an economical and environmentally friendly drive. In 2025, they will be available at prices comparable to petrol models, especially taking into account government subsidies.
Volkswagen has been on the electric scene for some time, but with the new ID.Every1 concept, the Germans have hit where it really counts – the wallet of the average European. If predictions are to be believed, this cute little electric car will cost around 20,000 euros in production, which puts it in the ring of affordable cars, where battles are being fought for buyers who want green mobility without a painful financial blow. But is the ID.Every1 really what Volkswagen – and all of us – need? Let's look under the hood of this story.