Fiat has unveiled the new Grande Panda, which combines retro design with modern technology and offers both hybrid and electric versions.
Elon Musk is known for making big predictions, but this time he might be right. Tesla will no longer be "just" a car manufacturer, but will become a leading force in the field of autonomous driving and humanoid robotics in the next few years. While traditional automakers are still working on the basics of electrification, Tesla is already building a future where cars will drive themselves and robots will perform physical tasks for us. So what can we expect in 2025 and beyond? Let's take a look at the vision that Musk presented in Tesla's latest financial report.
The BMW iX 2025 responds to past criticisms. When BMW introduced the iX in 2022, the response was extremely mixed. Some celebrated it as a turning point in electric mobility, while others had serious concerns - especially about its bold design. The front grille, which is part of BMW's modern identity, has become a target of criticism, with some calling it "too big", "unesthetic" and even "inconsistent with the brand's tradition". Many automotive journalists also pointed out that, despite its innovation, BMW should retain certain classic design elements that fans of the brand have come to expect.
BMW has outdone itself with the M3 CS Touring. It has combined racing performance with everyday practicality, creating a vehicle that is as impressive on the racetrack as it is on family outings. For the first time ever, the iconic M3 is also available as a station wagon in the CS version. This means that brutal acceleration and superb driving dynamics are combined with more luggage space and additional practicality.
For most people, the idea of a car that drives itself off the assembly line and delivers itself to a loading dock is the stuff of science fiction. But for Tesla, it’s a reality—and a logical next step. Before it even meets its first owner, every new Model 3 and Model Y activates Full Self-Driving (FSD) and navigates the 1.2-mile route through the Fremont factory to the parking lot where it’s loaded onto a truck. Self-driving cars are here!
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Lynk & Co has entered the electric vehicle market with its very first all-electric model, the Z10, and promises to shake up the luxury sedan segment.
Leica. The name itself sounds like something you’d want to have on your shelf – not just for its prestige, but for the history it carries. In 2025, the German photography pioneer celebrates the 100th anniversary of his iconic Leica 1 camera, which forever changed the way we see and capture the world in 1925. It was the first successful mass-produced 35mm camera, laying the foundation for modern photography.
Just when it seems like the Chinese can't surprise anyone in the automotive world anymore, the Lynk & Co 02 arrives - an electric car that combines functionality, spaciousness and surprising performance. Enter a new chapter in the Chinese automotive story, where prices are even more shocking than the power under the hood.
The Tesla Model Y, the world's most popular electric SUV, has been given a facelift dubbed "Juniper." What does this mean for European buyers? The redesign brings a better design, a quieter interior, and a host of technological improvements. The updated Tesla Y is expected to hit the market in the spring of 2025 - just in time to become a bestseller again.
Are you ready for an electric car that will keep the price to a minimum and still offer everything you need? Dacia is preparing a real surprise – the Dacia Sandero Electric, which we will see in 2027. Are you curious about what it brings? Read on!
When winter takes its toll, electric cars face their biggest challenge yet – range. Norway, the electric powerhouse, has conducted a test of electric car range in winter, revealing a winner, but also some shocking disappointments.