What do you get when you combine the charm of 1960s motorcycle rebellion with zero-emissions electric power? Meet the Beachman '64 - the coolest e-bike, moped you'll see this year.
Forget discreet luxury. The BRABUS XL 800 is a flashy, brutal and completely insane vehicle for those who park next to a yacht on the Riviera. And drive with more carbon than in Formula 1.
If the future is electric, then this Audi is proof that it can also be sophisticated, smooth and – most importantly – as quiet as your mother-in-law when she doesn't understand something. The new Audi A6 e-hybrid 2026 is a plug-in hybrid that is no longer just a "bridge" to electricity, but a bridge where you'll want to stop, take off your jacket and say: "Yes, this car makes sense."
Just when you think you've seen it all, this happens: the new Yugo, the car from the days of high-waisted jeans and VCRs, is back! And yes, now it even has a chance of surviving more than three days without a mechanic.
AltoVolo Sigma: a 3-person personal flying drone that promises the future of personal transportation
The AltoVolo Sigma is a hybrid-electric eVTOL craft that combines silent vertical takeoff, a 510-mile range, and the capabilities of a private jet without the need for a runway.
If station wagons had a union, they would have declared a state of emergency many times over. Once the kings of family road trips, they are now a rarity, almost an endangered species. First crushed by the minivan ambitions of the 80s, they were finally flattened by the SUV armies of the 90s and beyond. In 2024, according to Car and Driver, the share of station wagons sold in the United States was one single percentage point. One. Just one! So, because we think they're great, here are the 8+1 best luxury station wagons.
Forget the old Compass – check out the new one! It's like a Jeep escaped from a Tesla lab, crashed into a Land Rover, and woke up with a French accent. And yes, it has 375 horsepower. In an electric version. What's so cool about 2025! This is the 2026 Jeep Compass.
The MG Windsor EV PRO is no longer just a new model on the market — it is a redefinition of the term “car” in the age of artificial intelligence, sustainability and functionality. It brings business-class luxury, future-proof technology and practicality that will save your day – and also an evening with a barbecue in the middle of the forest. And all this for just 16,250 euros. So far only in India - but a car from there has already come to the EU.
If you think there are no more heroic stories in motoring these days, then you haven't heard of the Lotus Emira Clark Edition. Buckle up - the story goes back to 1965 and beyond. The Lotus Emira Clark Edition (2026) will be quite rare, with only 60 available.
In Sankt Augustin, somewhere between the smell of bratwurst and German efficiency, something happened on April 29th that may be seen as a turning point for electric mobility in a few years. NIO opened its 60th NIO Power Swap in Europe – and its 20th in Germany. But it’s not just a number. It’s a silent but loud announcement: we’re coming. And fast.
Imagine an electric car that you don't see every day - not because you don't want it, but because they'll make fewer of them than Bugatti's. The Cadillac Celestiq is so rare that you'd rather win the lottery than see one on the road. And what's more - for 340 thousand, you're not just buying a car, but a mobile work of art that costs more than your mortgage.
The end of wild camping?! Greece joins a growing list of countries that are restricting voluntary nomadic life with campervans with increasingly strict bans and regulations. Freedom on the road? Not so limitless anymore.