Tesla has indeed launched the return of the Tesla Model Y Performance (2025) into the configurator – and with numbers that would make many a “sports SUV” pretend to be just a family car. Let’s see what the new fast package hides.
Imagine driving a BMW M4 Convertible that pumps out 523 horsepower straight from the factory – enough to make most mortals say, “Thanks, that’ll do.” But G-Power, those German tuning madmen, aren’t content with average. Their G4M Hurricane Bi-Turbo Convertible takes the open-top M4 and transforms it into a 720-horsepower beast – the G-Power BMW M4 Convertible, which will outrun Ferraris and McLarens while you soak up the sun with the top down. Is that an exaggeration? Maybe. But in a world where speed is currency, it’s pure pleasure with a bit of irony – why have a supercar when you can have a convertible that costs less and delivers your coffee in style? Get ready for a ride that will awaken your inner racer.
Imagine going back to a time when cars were more than machines – works of art on wheels? The Bertone Runabout is just that: a revived 1969 concept, now available in a limited edition of 25. With a supercharged V6 engine that develops up to 460 hp and a 0-100 km/h sprint time of just 3 seconds, this Italian beauty promises a drive that will awaken your inner racer. But don't worry, it's not just for speed – it's also for those "dolce vita" moments by the sea.
Imagine a car that's like a French lover: elegant, a little arrogant, but always ready for adventure. The new Peugeot 308 and its wagon sibling, the 308 SW, are just that – a refreshed classic that combines a design that turns heads with technology that won't let you down. With an electric range of up to 450 km and engines for every taste, this is a car that proves that the French still know how to make a vehicle worth coveting. But will it beat its German competition? Read on to find out.
If you want to escape the city without a caravan of compromises: the VANDERER Two is a “high-roof station wagon” for every day, which with the Sleep & Storage module becomes a bedroom, dining room and improvised “coworking” under the open rear door in a minute. A low-profile ninja that parking garages say “here you go”.
Hennessey Mammoth 700 on RAM 1500 RHO: when 540 hp is not enough – now over 700 horses of brutal fun
The RAM 1500 RHO is already fast and fierce out of the box. Hennessey said, “Hold my beer.” The result is the Hennessey Mammoth 700, lifted, lit, and revved to over 700 horsepower—ready to make Baja your backyard.
Ah, the Volkswagen T-Roc. When it first hit the road in 2017, it was like that quiet schoolmate who suddenly becomes the star of the party. Now, in its second generation for 2026, it's back, bigger, smarter and with a bit of irony: why drive a Golf when you can have one just as good, only taller and more "adventurous"? No, it won't conquer the Himalayas, but it will effortlessly overcome city potholes and highway obstacles. This compact crossover, which fits between the T-Cross and the Tiguan, has already sold more than two million units - proof that people love cars that look like they can do more than they can. But hey, that's the charm: the T-Roc is practical, fun and doesn't pretend to be something it's not. Get ready to dive into its details, where we'll find both cynicism about fashion trends and sincere praise for Volkswagen's good work.
Audi continues the trend of "coupe" SUVs that began with the BMW X6 18 years ago. The new Q3 Sportback lowers the roofline for a more dynamic look, but sacrifices space and practicality. With the same engines as the standard Q3, including a hybrid, it remains in the fight with the BMW X2, while we wonder if the styling is really worth the compromise.
We are often asked in the editorial office which car “has chic”. Charisma is not an Excel spreadsheet; it is the way a car greets you, how it turns in a shop window and how it squeezes into that too-tight parking space without drama. Below is my selection of 10 2025 city cars and smaller models that stand out – nine are electric, one is a cute petrol “wildcard”. I wasn’t chasing hundreds on the Nürburgring, but what counts in real life: range, charging, interior usability, design, technology… and a dash of flirtatious confidence.
The new Tesla Roadster is said to be a 2+2 electric coupe with a removable glass roof and a range that aims for “a thousand miles.” Elon Musk hints at the “most epic demo ever” by the end of the year. But until the car steps off the stage, we live between facts, probabilities and good speculation: from comfortable travel for four to inductive (wireless) charging and the transfer of innovations from the Cybercab. We separate the wheat from the chaff.
Imagine a minivan that not only transports the family to training sessions, but also takes you off-road where the road ends. The Chrysler Pacifica Grizzly Peak concept is just that – raised, equipped for adventure and packed with sleeping space. Could this be the future of family travel? Read on to find out why this concept is exciting for van-life enthusiasts.
Something big is happening in the world of electric mobility. Tesla, the pioneer of innovative vehicles that combine performance, technology and sustainability, is on the verge of launching the redesigned Model Y Performance, also known as "Juniper" - officially - Tesla Model Y Performance Juniper 2025. According to information from reliable sources, including enthusiasts and insiders such as popular YouTuber BigOElectrify, it seems that the newcomer will soon be available in the configurator - perhaps as early as tomorrow! Will this be a revolution in the SUV segment? Let's take a look at the details.