Did you ever think that for less than €55,000 you could get an 800-volt platform, 400 kW charging, almost 600 km of range, and an interior worthy of a Mercedes S-Class? The Smart #5 is no longer a small city boy. It's the new king of the EV playground.
With Huawei technology, a range of almost 1,600 km and room for the whole family, the Aito M8 EREV aims for the top. Is this finally the SUV that will take on the European elite?
Forget the Range Rover. The new Lynk & Co 900 not only offers prestige, but also LED animations on the bumper, 6K screens in all rows of seats and seats that literally turn around - literally.
The Rivian x iKamper Skycamp Mini is more than just a tent—it's a travel philosophy in a black shell. Made for Rivian, but ready for anyone who takes camping seriously and comfortably.
Remember when Tesla promised an affordable electric car for the masses—one that wouldn't require you to sell a kidney? Well, the story of that famous "people's Tesla car" long seemed like another one of Musk's moon phases. But now, with more and more industry sources echoing the same whispers, it seems: the Tesla Model Q 2025 is coming. And not only that—it's coming for around $30,000, which is almost cynically ridiculously low in a world where EV prices are skyrocketing faster than SpaceX rockets.
The Bugatti Tourbillon Équipe Pur Sang is not just the name of an equipment package – it is a tribute to Bugatti's racing heritage, reimagined for the 21st century.
The Aion Hyper SSR is the first Chinese supercar that doesn't fear its European rivals. With 1,225 hp, 0-100 km/h in 1.9 seconds and an aggressive design, it offers brutal numbers. But is it enough to convince Ferrari and Porsche fans?
Audi is opening a new chapter in China with the AUDI sub-brand – an electric revolution developed together with SAIC. The first model will debut in Shanghai in April and promises impressive figures: 764 hp, 800-volt architecture and a range of up to 700 km!
Tesla Takedown? Tesla, the pioneer of electric mobility and one of the most valuable companies in the world, has found itself under siege by anarchist groups who want to destroy it. On March 29, they are planning their biggest action yet – protests in front of all 277 Tesla dealerships in the US and many others around the world. But what is the real reason for this attack on the symbol of innovation and technological progress?
French startup Beyond Aero is developing the BYA-1, the first hydrogen fuel cell electric business jet. Battery-free, with two electric motors and a modular powertrain swap system, it promises 900 miles of range (1,450 km), 65% lower fuel costs, and a quieter cabin. First certified delivery is planned for 2030.
Remember when everyone was saying that the Chinese were developing advanced battery technology that would change the rules of the game? These weren't just rumors. For at least three years, information has been circulating that some of their battery cells can withstand extremely fast charging - much faster than we are used to in Europe.
While the world is still debating whether electric cars are really the future, China's BYD has hit the nail on the head and proven that the future is not just near - it's already here. Their new fast-charging technology promises to top up an electric vehicle's battery faster than it takes to find the right charging cable in the trunk. So - fast-charging electric cars, coming to series production next month.