California is addressing the issue of spikes in electricity rates affecting the cost of charging electric vehicles (EVs) at home with a novel solution. The state is considering implementing a fixed charge on electricity bills…
The Alvis Graber Super Coupe: A Fusion Of Heritage And Modern Craftsmanship
The esteemed British brand Alvis experienced a renaissance in the past decade, revealing plans to reintroduce “continuation” models of original pre- and post-war Alvis cars. Some of these vehicles utilize parts that have been meticulously…
Ford’s Valencia Plant in Spain to Boost Production to 300,000 Cars per Year
Ford, an American car company, plans to build 300,000 of new types of cars every year at its factory in the Valencia region of Spain, starting in 2027. The Spanish Industry Ministry announced this news…
Alpine Alpenglow HY4 Prototype Runs on Hydrogen
Alpine, owned by Renault and planning to enter the American market by 2030, has introduced an experimental race car with a hydrogen engine, suggesting that the future might not be fully electric. This car, named…
Federal Probe Targets Fisker’s Cars Amid Brake Issue
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA, is looking into Fisker’s Ocean SUVs from 2023. They received complaints that the automatic emergency braking system in these electric cars suddenly activated without any obstacles in…
Surge in Sales Boosts Nissan’s Profit by 92%
Nissan, a Japanese carmaker, made a lot of money last year. Their profit increased by 92% to $2.7 billion. They sold more cars, making about $81.5 billion in sales. In the last three months of…
Colton Herta Eyes Defense of Points Lead in IndyCar’s Busiest Month
Colton Herta is in Indianapolis for a big month of racing. He wants to win two poles, drink the celebratory milk, and believes that winning the big race might help him win the series championship.…
Marcus Armstrong’s Indy Grand Prix Livery Honors Cancer Fighters
Marcus Armstrong’s race car, the No. 11 Honda-powered car, will be at the Indianapolis Grand Prix this weekend. It will have the usual things you see on a race car, like speed, sponsors, and a…
April Sees 38% Spike in Chinese Car Exports
In April, China’s car exports reached a record high, while sales within the country dropped by 5.8% compared to the previous year. People were hesitant to buy big items due to intense price competition and…
Michael McDowell Leads the Way in NASCAR Cup Practice at Darlington
In the first practice session at Darlington, Michael McDowell was the fastest driver, averaging a lap speed of 169.443 mph. McDowell recently announced that he will be leaving Front Row Motorsports at the end of…
Reddick Claims Pole Position at Darlington NASCAR Cup
Reddick and Bubba Wallace from 23XI Racing didn’t do well last week at Kansas Speedway, even though their team won three out of the four previous races there. But they did better at Darlington on…
Buescher Finds Closure After Kansas Loss
Buescher had a tough race last Sunday at Kansas Speedway. He was in a close battle with Kyle Larson on the last lap but ended up losing by a tiny margin, which made it the…
Sprint Win for Martin in MotoGP French Grand Prix
Martin was in top form during the MotoGP sprint race at Le Mans. He had set a new record in the qualifying session and started the sprint race from the pole position. Martin led every…
Marquez Voices Frustration Over Le Mans MotoGP Qualifying Exit
The eight-time world champion had a tough time at the French Grand Prix before Saturday’s shorter 13-lap race. He didn’t do well in the earlier qualifying sessions, so he had to compete in Q1, the…
Bagnaia Raises Alarm on Safety Issues in French MotoGP Sprint for Ducati
Bagnaia didn’t have a good start in the MotoGP race at Le Mans. Even though he qualified second, he dropped to 14th place after the first lap because his motorcycle didn’t perform well. During the…
Contract Talks Fueled by Martin’s 2024 MotoGP Momentum
Martin did really well in the latest race at Le Mans. He got the pole position and set a new lap record for Le Mans. Then, during the race, he won easily, making it his…
Tributes Pour in for Newey from Former Red Bull F1 Stars
Adrian Newey has decided to leave Red Bull, which many people had been talking about for a while. People are now wondering where he will go next if he wants to stay in Formula 1.…
Russia 2021 F1 Loss No Longer Looms Over McLaren’s Norris
In 2021, in Sochi, a city in Russia, a British driver named Norris was leading a Formula 1 race. It looked like it would be his first win. He started at the front of the…
Piastri’s Miami F1 Experience Spurs Recognition of Personal Strengths
In Miami, Piastri had a better start than Norris in their McLaren team. He got ahead of Norris, Carlos Sainz, and Sergio Perez when Perez went straight on at the first corner. Even though Piastri’s…
Ioniq 5 N vs. Urus: Electric Dominance on the Drag Strip
Hyundai’s most potent series-production vehicle is, unsurprisingly, an electric sport utility vehicle. Engineered for driving pleasure rather than record-breaking performances, the Ioniq 5 N exhibits remarkable acceleration. Thomas and James from Throttle House pitted this…
Ras Al Khaimah’s AAM Revolution: Skyports, Emissions-Free Travel
Abu Dhabi and Dubai aren’t the sole trailblazers in Advanced Air Mobility (AAM); Ras Al Khaimah, the UAE’s sixth-largest city, joins the forefront. Collaborating with a renowned vertiport developer, local transport and tourism authorities start…
Subaru’s Electric Future: Partnerships and EV Expansion
Subaru of America celebrates another milestone following its April 2024 sales performance announcement, marking 21 consecutive months of growth. In April alone, deliveries surged by nearly double digits, maintaining an impressive 7% year-to-date increase. However,…
Classic 1958 Impala Auction: Restored Beauty on eBay
The birth of the Impala in 1958 marked a pivotal moment for Chevrolet’s full-size lineup, catapulting the brand back to prominence in the United States automotive market. This iconic model, boasting impeccable styling, potent engines,…
GM Production Shift: Malibu Phased Out, EV Future Beckons
In November 2024, the General Motors Fairfax Assembly Plant will cease production of the Chevrolet Malibu, followed by halting Cadillac XT4 production two months later. While the XT4 will return in late 2025, post-retooling for…
Lamborghini’s Hybrid Temerario: V10 Farewell, New Era Ahead
In January 2024, the Raging Bull of Sant’Agata Bolognese proudly announced that the Huracan had surpassed 25,000 sales throughout its production lifecycle. Revealed at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014, the Huracan succeeded the…
1969 Corvette Restoration Project: Original Numbers, eBay Find
If you’re an avid Corvette enthusiast, you’re likely well aware of the significance of the 1969 model year for this iconic car. In ’69, Corvette sales skyrocketed, reaching a record high of 38,762 units, a…
Pristine 1968 Firebird: Garage-Kept Classic Up for Grabs
1968 marked a pivotal year for Pontiac’s Firebird, with over 107,000 units produced, a significant increase from the previous year’s figures. The absence of the Trans Am didn’t dampen the Firebird’s popularity, particularly the coupe…
Nissan R35 Dominates: Stingray Showdown on the Drag Strip
Nissan’s introduction of the R35 marked a significant milestone in automotive history. Revealed at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, this successor to the Skyline GT-R will celebrate its 17th anniversary later this year. Despite its…
Garage 54’s Reverse-Spin Engine Experiment: Overcoming Challenges
Internal combustion engines typically adhere to a standard principle: the crankshaft rotates clockwise (when viewed from the driver’s seat). This design, engineering, and utilization convention has remained largely unaltered. However, the innovative minds at Garage…
Rambler SC: Muscle Car Legend Revived from Storage
In 1950, the Rambler debuted under the Nash brand, marking America’s first successful compact car. Though discontinued after five years, it made a triumphant return in 1958 under the AMC banner as the Rambler American,…