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LEGO turns Koenigsegg hypercar into a construction set: the new product turns out to be one of the most expensive in the Technic series
The flagship set recreates the extremely rare Koenigsegg Sadair's Spear and consists of over 4100 parts

Koenigsegg is years ahead of the automotive industry: what Swedish technologies are already changing production cars
From gearless transmissions to camless engines - many of the brand's solutions still look like future technologies

Ford Mustang Owners Barely Drive Their Cars: New Study Reveals Unexpected Fact
The legendary sports car turned out to be the least used vehicle in the USA, surpassing Porsche 911 and Chevrolet Corvette

Porsche removes the last buttons? Updated Panamera may go against drivers' wishes
A restyled liftback has been spotted during testing, risking the loss of physical climate control buttons

Haval H6 Returns to its Roots: GWM Bestseller Unexpectedly Abandons Controversial Solutions
Before sales start in China, the crossover received a new design, classic controls, and an updated interior

Mazda Criticizes Modern Hybrids: The Company Dislikes How They Drive
The Japanese brand is preparing its own system and promises to maintain its signature driving character, even if it means abandoning popular competitor solutions

Touchscreens Retreat? Range Rover to Bring Back Physical Buttons by 2027
The manufacturer admitted that it is more convenient for drivers to control important functions without searching for the right menu on the display

Genesis is getting closer to its first supercar: Magma GT gets a finished interior and a racing version
The Korean brand showed an updated car and hinted that the spectacular coupe is already being prepared for mass production

Xiaomi Invented Wireless Charging Without Hands: A Robot Will Connect Itself to an Electric Car
The company showed a manipulator that should completely exclude driver participation in the process

Chinese claimed the new Luxeed R7 crossover was designed by a former Ferrari designer, but inconsistencies were found in Italy
The car became the center of an unexpected dispute after a loud statement about the involvement of Ferrari's ex-chief designer in the creation of the model

Mercedes-AMG Launches Next-Gen Motor Production, Potentially Changing Fast Electric Cars
The German brand has started producing compact Yasa axial flux electric motors, promising a combination of high power, low weight, and improved handling.

BYD's New Flagship Learned to Drift Driverless: Denza Z9 Showcased Its Electronics Capabilities
The car independently avoids obstacles, goes into a controlled skid, and maintains control even after a tire puncture

Jeep promised to give away 100 Wranglers for free - but only if the US suddenly starts winning in football
The automaker launched an unusual promotion ahead of the FIFA World Cup

Rebellion brewing at Honda: former executives tried to oust the company's head
The conflict was caused by multi-billion dollar losses, an unsuccessful electrification strategy, and falling sales in the world's largest car market

Toyota devised an unexpected way to improve the Hilux: an aluminum shield under the chassis made all the difference
The new protective element not only safeguards the car's components but also reduces the impact of crosswinds on the road

Toyota Head Doesn't Give Up: Akio Toyoda Vows to Keep Internal Combustion Engines
The chairman of the world's largest automaker said he feels "lonely" in continuing to defend traditional engines

Geely launches new Emgrand i-HEV: mass-market sedan gets record-breaking economical hybrid system
The new model is expected to strengthen the brand's position in one of the most competitive segments of the Chinese market

"Moskvich" Changes Strategy: Why Hybrids Are Becoming More Important Than Electric Vehicles
The plant confirmed the release of the first model with two power units in 2027 amid explosive demand growth

Gasoline Cars Losing Ground: Charging Vehicles Account for Nearly 63% of the Chinese Market
A record result achieved even without previous subsidies, while sales of ICE models continue to decline sharply

Automakers have dreamed of flying cars for decades, GAC is the first to launch them into production
The Chinese concern has started production of AirCab - a two-seater air taxi costing about 20 million rubles

BYD challenges Pentagon's decision, Nio prepares lawsuit: why the US list caused a dispute
Chinese automakers reject accusations of ties to US military structures and consider legal action

Prius is no longer Toyota's main hybrid: why the family minivan unexpectedly took the lead
While the legendary sedan remains a symbol of hybrid technology, Toyota's real success is increasingly driven by completely different models

Toyota Wants to Bring Back Manual Transmission to Electric Vehicles: Why EVs Need a Clutch and Gear Lever
A new patent reveals an unusual approach to electric vehicles - the company is developing a system that simulates the operation of a classic manual gearbox

US includes BYD and Nio in military list: What does this threaten China's largest automakers with?
The Pentagon has expanded the list of companies that, according to Washington, are linked to the Chinese military-industrial sector

Extinguished, but not saved: why electric vehicle batteries can ignite days after a fire
Firefighters explained why traction battery fires remain one of the most challenging tasks for emergency services even after the fire is completely extinguished

Subaru is Not Going to Bury the Manual Transmission: Why the Manual Gearbox May Still Have a Chance to Survive
Despite the transition to hybrids and electric vehicles, the Japanese manufacturer does not rule out the appearance of new models with a manual transmission

Ford abandoned sedans and doesn't regret it, but is still ready to bring them back to the market
Management considers the focus on crossovers and pickups to be the right decision, but demand for classic passenger cars may force the brand to reconsider its strategy

Toyota to bring an unusual prototype to Le Mans: hydrogen engine challenges batteries
The company will for the first time showcase the TR LH2 Racing Prototype - a racing car with an internal combustion engine running on liquid hydrogen - on the track

Robber Escapes in Waymo Driverless Taxi, Dozens of Cameras Fail to Help Police Find Suspect
An unusual crime in San Francisco raised new questions about the balance between user privacy and the capabilities of autonomous transport

Europe retreats, China advances: why plug-in hybrids have become the new weapon of the automotive industry
While Old World brands are reducing their interest in plug-in hybrids, Chinese manufacturers are turning the technology into one of the main growth drivers