Author: Annie Leonard

Mathieu L’Hopitault, a young French transport designer, has introduced the Kairos EV, an innovative electric three-wheeler that tackles key safety concerns with two unique systems. Currently in its pre-prototype phase, this sleek and narrow vehicle…

Mazda has been a strong player in the compact crossover SUV market with the CX-5, their first model to feature the ‘Kodo’ design language and fully integrate Skyactiv technologies since its debut in 2012. The…

Bringing a fresh perspective to electric golf carts, the EK has drawn comparisons to Kanye West’s iconic Yeezy line. With its futuristic and eye-catching design, the EK stands out from other golf carts, including those owned…

In a notable shift for the Kansas facility, the focus will transition to manufacturing the second-generation Bolt EV by the end of 2025, with these new models expected to hit dealerships as 2026 editions. Early…

Amidst the automobile industry’s rapid transformation, Ferrari remains resolute in maintaining its distinctive identity. While competitors like Bentley and Bugatti pursue the latest hybrid trends, Ferrari focuses on its path, developing impressive plug-in hybrid electric…

Subaru’s latest WRX tS follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, the BRZ tS, offering a blend of visual upgrades, a refined chassis, and several enhancements. A key feature is the newly tuned STI suspension…

Set to compete in the 2025 racing season, the BMW M4 GT3 EVO represents a notable evolution from its predecessor. Revealed on May 29, 2024, at the M Showroom on the ‘Ring Boulevard before the…

A remarkable piece of automotive history is currently available for auction: a 1999 Civic Type R, painted in the iconic Championship White and hailing from Canada, bearing the chassis number EK91103163. The sixth-generation Civic debuted…

The electrified open-top supercar made a notable debut at the prestigious event, driven by Monegasque Prince Albert II. The vibrant orange vehicle highlighted McLaren’s extensive racing heritage and groundbreaking innovations at the famous Monaco circuit.…

In response to the groundbreaking Ford Mustang that sparked the pony car phenomenon in 1964, Plymouth introduced the Barracuda. Initially built on the Valiant platform, the Barracuda stood out with its unique fastback design and…

Valentino Rajan, a Western designer at Changan Europa Design in Turin, Italy, also creates personal projects under Valentino Rajan Design. Rajan’s reinterpretation of the Cobra, envisioned as a coupe similar to the Shelby Daytona, expertly…

With a legacy spanning from 1955 to 1975, the Citroen DS remains an enduring symbol of automotive innovation. Renowned for its front-mid-engine configuration and front-wheel-drive setup, this executive car redefined comfort and handling excellence through…

Chevrolet is making significant strides in updating its lineup of crossovers, SUVs, and trucks with the launch of several exciting models. The upcoming 2025 Equinox, 2024 Traverse, and revamped 2025 Tahoe and Suburban are set…

Amidst the automotive fervor of 1967, Pontiac’s GTO roared onto the scene, experiencing a surge in production with over 75,000 units shipped, a testament to its enduring legacy as a muscle car icon. Featuring a…

After World War II, Studebaker made a striking return to the automotive market with a complete redesign of their Champion and Commander models in 1947. These new models, crafted by Raymond Loewy, boasted innovative features…

For the 1969 Indy 500 race, there have long been rumors about a distinctive fleet of fourteen Cadillac station wagons. These rare vehicles, believed to have been specially converted from the four-door Fleetwood or Sedan…

Amidst fierce competition, the 1969 Boss 429 Mustang showcased its prowess, triumphing over formidable rivals like the Ford Torino GT Cobra and the Chevrolet Nova Yenko S/C. Its journey culminated in a Grand Final clash…