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2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X: The American hybrid hypercar that would eat Ferrari for breakfast and wipe the floor with McLaren

At an exclusive unveiling event in Austin, Chevrolet lifted the curtain on this year’s star – the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X. Dubbed “America’s Hypercar,” this hybrid hypercar combines the raw power of the ZR1 with the advancements of the E-Ray drivetrain to achieve true hypercar supremacy. Are you ready for a game-changing combination of turbochargers and electric power on the track?

Cars

All-new Audi Q3 (2025): The most digital and spacious Q3 yet!

The new Audi Q3 has undergone a thorough makeover – not just cosmetically, but conceptually. The compact SUV is now more technological, more comfortable and greener. Now grab the digital steering wheel, let's go!

Cars Events

Le Mans 2025: a masterpiece of strategy and will – Ferrari and Kubica on top of the world

At the heart of the action was not just a machine, but a man – with all his vulnerability, will and quiet determination. As hands shook in the final minutes, the night grew thicker, and every turn was decisive, a moment was carved out that transcended numbers. Le Mans – this time not just as a race, but as a story that would live on beyond 24 hours.

Electric mobility

Tesla at a crossroads in the EU: Tesla sales in the EU drop by as much as -49% year-on-year, despite market growth of as much as 27.8 %

As Europe sets new records for electric car sales, Tesla's April registrations almost halved (April 2024 / April 2025). Has the electric mobility pioneer lost momentum? We analyze Tesla's decline in EU sales.

Electric mobility Motorcycles

Infinite Machine Olto: Urban electric driving with a powerful safety package

The Infinite Machine Olto redefines urban mobility with moped-like comfort, e-bike legality and cutting-edge safety technology. With a range of up to 64 km (40 miles) and dual speed modes, it is a versatile urban companion.

Cars

Mansory BMW M5 G90: Carbon ecstasy and a brutal jump in power

Mansory has given the Mansory BMW M5 G90 carbon fiber from roof to sills, 22″ forged wheels, a sports exhaust and a brutal “remap” for a total of 838 hp (625 kW) and 1,150 Nm of torque, finally giving the serial numbers a carbon pulse.

Nautical

MODX-70: The green giant that laughs in the face of the future on the water

The term green revolution is reflected in the MODX-70 – a 21.33 m long catamaran that lets wind, sun and waves pay the bill – instead of fossil fuels. Twin inflatable wing sails, 70 m² of solar panels, hydropropellers and a rainwater collector in a lightweight bio-composite frame ensure that the vessel is both a showpiece of sustainability and a lounge zone on the water.

Electric mobility

DS N°8: prices announced for French aristocrat hoping for German club

When Paris decides to make a premium electric sedan, the DS N°8 is born – a car that smells of perfume, grinds silence and seriously asks: why should I continue to drive a German?

Nautical

Pardo GT75: A flagship model that sets new standards in the luxury yacht class

The new flagship of Pardo Yachts impresses with its exceptional design, spaciousness and performance. The Pardo GT75 combines uncompromising functionality with modern aesthetics – ideal for day cruises or longer voyages.

Cars

2025 Ford F‑150 Lobo Street Truck – A Vulcan V8 on a Tarmac Throne

Ford is bringing back the legendary “street truck” concept with the 2025 Ford F‑150 Lobo Street Truck – a V8 engine, lowered suspension and aggressive styling. It’s no longer just a work tool, but a street poetry of power.

Electric mobility

New Peugeot E-208 GTi (2025): Is the GTi soulless? Or an electric lion that meows more than roars

The Peugeot E-208 GTi is presented as the successor to the legendary 205 GTi. But can this “electric athlete” with no petrol, no sound and only average performance really convince?

Cars

Who will survive the transition to EV?! Alfa Romeo or Maserati 'It will be a lot of work - a lot of work.'

Italy's luxury car scene has been anything but a relaxed drive along the Amalfi Coast in recent years. Maserati, once a proud symbol of Italian prestige, is facing an uncomfortable truth - sales fell by a staggering 57 percent last year, meaning that in all its grace, it sold just 11,300 cars. And while many would be turning the wheel towards collapse or a sale, Stellantis insists: "We are not selling, we are not closing." But then comes that magic phrase: "Collaboration."

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