Maserati has announced that an electric version of the Maserati Alfieri will hit the roads in 2020. It may seem late, given that it will be most of the competition has already jumped on the electric train, but still, better late than never. An octane derivative is already coming in 2019. Sports Alfieri announced the concept in Geneva in 2014, but now the series production date is known and rumors of an electric version have been confirmed.
This will be the new Peugeot 301. The compact sedan underwent a necessary renovation after 2012. He returned from the operating room full of freshness and now an upright mask with the logo under the brand name. The taillights retain the characteristic three-claw light signature.
Remote control cars are rightly called toys. Many have quite impressive power, but compared to the Fazon 6S BLX, they are greedy sheep. If you call him a toy, he will be rightly offended. It is a real mini-monster on four wheels, which evokes nostalgic memories from youth among grown men. They didn't make them back then, so you can imagine this extremely realistic remote control racing car today.
The thought of owning your own submarine may seem crazy even to a millionaire, but that hasn't stopped Dutch company Ortega Submersibles from building a pocket submarine for civilian use. The submarine for three performs perfectly both below and above sea level. It is powered by electric motors. It glides under water at a speed of 17 km/h, and on the surface with three more. Does it remind you of Bob too?
Apple and Samsung may dominate the smart watch market, but Vector Watch is the only smart watch provider with 30 days of autonomy. Together with the Bucharest brand, BMW produced an extremely sporty and elegant smart watch inspired by the BMW i sub-brand, more precisely the i3 and i8 models. It uses the same leather as the duo's seats for the strap, and it also expresses its affiliation with the logo on the dial.
The Mazda RT24-P is a prototype racing car that will experience its baptism of fire at the 24 Hours of Daytona in January. It rests on a new racing chassis developed with Multimatic Riley Technologies. Although it is only powered by a 2-liter in-line turbo gasoline four-cylinder engine, it can mobilize as much as 600 hp.
Bac Mono is the first car in the world to be made of graphene (a carbon layer material), one of the most exciting and revolutionary materials of this millennium, which has many unexpected physical properties such as great strength (hundred times harder than steel), good electrical conductivity and flexibility. It is also extremely light (noticeably even compared to carbon fiber), environmentally friendly and almost transparent. The British used it in the production of the rear suspension, thus saving 20 percent of the mass of the single-seater beast, and at the expense of its structure and engine, it really has exceptional acceleration.
China's technological offensive continues. The NIO EP9 is the fastest electric car in the world! Chinese products have never been a concept of quality, but overnight they not only caught the connection with the West, but also surpassed it in many ways, and to the right! Smartphones are a good example. Yesterday they were copying, today they are innovating. They have now taken up the car business with the same zeal. The proof is the NextEV company, which presented the NIO EP9 electric car at London's Saatchi&Saatchi gallery, which is said to be the fastest electric car in the world.
Tesla is the concept of autonomous driving. Check out how driving on autopilot looks like through the eyes of a Tesla car.
At the Los Angeles Auto Show, Rezvani unveiled a featherweight 500-horsepower beast that boasts an innovative opening door. The world has never seen anything like it! Behold every octane enthusiast's wet dream.
Subaru can't complain about the sales of its SUVs, but it hasn't introduced a large SUV since 2012, when it sent the Tribeca off the assembly line. The next giant is heralded by the Subaru VIZIV-7 SUV concept, a seven-seater SUV that Subaru presented at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The production model will be the largest Subaru to date.
This is what the new Volkswagen e-Golf will look like, the electric version of the new Golf, which Volkswagen presented not long ago in all body versions except electrified. The new e-Golf has a larger battery, longer range and the ability to charge faster at classic city charging stations.