Get ready as the legendary Royal Enfield enters the world of electricity! Inspired by its 1940s forebear, the Flying Flea returns as the modern C6 and S6 urban electric bikes. Can retro really look so futuristic?
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Suzuki is finally entering the electric age! With the Suzuki eVitara model, they promise a new direction for the brand, but still maintain the solidity and robustness that has already conquered many. Will the newcomer compete with established rivals such as the Kia EV3, Peugeot E-2008 and Smart #1?
Volkswagen, once a symbol of the German auto industry, is struggling to keep pace with the global market today, mainly due to failures in electric vehicles (EVs) and declining sales in the key Chinese market. The company, which includes brands such as Audi, Porsche and Skoda, has been facing financial challenges that have forced it to take dramatic cost-cutting measures.
When rally aesthetics and electric technology meet city streets – is the A290 the right electric racing car for every day?
Abarth's new 600e combines electrification and iconic sportiness in the most powerful Scorpio ever. Get ready for 280 horsepower, 0 to 100 km/h in less than six seconds and a top speed of 200 km/h – all in a compact vehicle with the heritage of Abarth's racing spirit.
After more than four decades of absence, Scout is introducing two new electric off-road vehicles – the Scout Traveler SUV and the Scout Terra Pickup. Built on a completely new platform, they promise incredible performance, including a range of up to 800 kilometers and acceleration to 100 km/h in just 3.5 seconds. Production begins in 2027.
When it comes to electric cars, Europe still offers some of the best models in the world. Despite the growing influence of Chinese corporations, some European manufacturers have maintained their autonomy and quality. That's why we at the editorial office decided to choose three cars that impressed us the most - with design, performance and technological sophistication. Meet the best European electric cars that will convince you that the future is bright, especially if it stays in our hands. These are the recommended 2024 electric cars coming from the EU.
The Leapmotor B10 is a new star among electric SUVs, which is causing a lot of interest on the automotive scene. In a world where electric mobility is no longer the future but the present, this C-SUV boasts advanced technologies, stunning design and competitive pricing, putting it at the forefront of the global electric revolution.
The 2025 GMC Sierra EV Denali Max Range revolutionizes electric pickup trucks with a range of up to 740 km and 760 horsepower. It also offers fast charging and exceptional towing capacity. Get ready for incredible performance and luxury in the all-electric Denali.
When European drivers were still clinging to diesels and motoring journalists didn't sense the coming revolution, Elon Musk and China were already planning the cars of the future - with only a third of the parts. Is a poor understanding of technology to blame for the decline of the European car industry? Let's see why the EU car industry is in decline.
The Renault 4 is back, but this time as an electric crossover. With retro design, modern technologies and an advanced platform, the new Renault 4 E-Tech not only brings nostalgia, but also the future of mobility.
Tesla stock is currently on a selloff due to a number of different factors, but its future growth is virtually assured. The key is this: Tesla was never just about electric cars - from the very beginning there was something bigger behind it. Artificial intelligence. Yes, you heard that right. So get ready for a wild ride through Elon Musk's "brain". This is my financial advice in 2024!