Volkswagen has equipped the ID.3 in the UK with something new: pay-for-power. You get 150 kW (201 hp) as standard, but for the full dose of 170 kW (228 hp) you have to… sign up for a subscription. Welcome to the automotive world where horses are unlocked like Netflix episodes. So Volkswagen has started charging a subscription fee for additional horsepower!
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Gullwing doors, blue glass and a red lounge in the style of a “dust pole.” The Cadillac Elevated Velocity concept hints at where Cadillac is taking the electric V-Series – onto the road and over the dunes.
The Acura RSX nameplate is back—not as a poster coupe from the 2000s, but as a sharply sculpted electric crossover on an all-new Honda platform. If you were expecting nostalgia, you get faster data transfer and two-way charging.
Lucid took its Gravity out into the wild for a weekend and brought it back as the Gravity X—a concept that lifts the body, widens the tracks, hangs skid plates, and adds a roof box with lights. If it goes into production, it could outrun Rivian on the first dirt road.
Buick indulged in a retro-futuristic act in Shanghai: with the Electro Orbit, they revived the dreamy spirit of Motorama - only instead of chrome fins, photons are now whizzing by, not octanes. And best of all - no one will argue with you if you say that the "sedan" is as long as a better bus.
Speed-free motorways in Germany are synonymous with every driver's adrenaline-pumping dream. But the latest data from 2025 reveals that the legendary Autobahn is increasingly resembling a regular highway. Has the freedom of speed become just a myth? So - Germans on speed-free motorways in 2025!
If you think you've seen all the color tricks and charging records, wait until this Buick spreads its wings. It's the 2025 Buick Electra SUV Concept.
When Elon Musk casually says “it’s just a Tesla Model Y Lite,” it’s like Clarkson saying the Nürburgring is “a nice park to walk the dog in.” But it’s this unpretentious statement that opens the door to the most anticipated Tesla since the Cybertruck – the cheaper Tesla Model Y Lite.
The electric vehicle (EV) market in Europe has seen rapid growth in the past year, but several vehicles have been left out of the spotlight due to high prices or low visibility. The IEA estimates that by 2024, around one in five new vehicles in the European Union will be electric, with the shares varying greatly between countries. We are creating a preview - electric cars 2025 - that are being overlooked. The first favourites are the MG4, which has become a benchmark thanks to its affordable price and top safety ratings, and the Lynk & Co 02, the brand's first all-electric model that focuses on car sharing. In this article, we take a closer look at three overlooked models - the BYD Atto 3, BYD Dolphin and Omoda E5 - which represent the hidden assets of the European market thanks to their excellent specifications, high safety and relatively affordable prices. 3+ overlooked electric cars that are conquering Europe!
Have you ever wondered who is really behind the wheel of an electric car? Research reveals surprising numbers: 77% of EV owners have a college degree, compared to just 28% of the general population. Their annual income often exceeds $100,000, and they are also twice as tech-savvy as drivers of classic cars. So is driving an electric car a sign of intelligence, or just an elitist trend of modern snobs? Are electric vehicle owners smarter?!
Imagine a restaurant where a robot serves you a burger while you watch SpaceX launches. Welcome to the Tesla Diner!
If Jeremy Clarkson really loved electric cars, he'd have this one in his garage - the new MG IM5. Faster than a Lamborghini, more spacious than an Audi, smarter than a Tesla, but still British enough for the Queen to own.