Audi Q3 spy shots, UK ICE ban: Car News Headlines
Audi was spotted testing a prototype for its next-generation Q3. The new compact crossover is expected to arrive late next year or in early 2025, and will ride on an…
Read More »HPD to become HRC US, support Honda’s F1 program
Honda is making moves to consolidate its global motorsports operations under the banner of Honda Racing Corporation (HRC), and the process will extend to the U.S.-based Honda Performance Development (HPD)….
Read More »Nissan spied testing potential Ariya Nismo
Nissan appears to be preparing a performance-oriented version of its Ariya electric compact crossover, which could be labeled the Ariya Nismo. An Ariya prototype sporting upgrades traditionally found on Nissan’s…
Read More »David Brown adds electric option to its restomod Minis
Fans of David Brown Automotive’s restomod of the original Alec Issigonis-designed Mini can now order the car with an electric powertrain. David Brown is a British coachbuilder based near the…
Read More »2024 Opel Crossland Electric spied for first time
Opel, Stellantis’ German unit, has been spotted testing a prototype for its next Crossland subcompact crossover, which will be offered with the choice of gas or electric power. The prototype…
Read More »Lexus to preview next-gen EVs with concept reveal in October
Lexus will use next month’s 2023 Tokyo auto show to present a concept car previewing the design and technology bound for its next-generation electric vehicles. The vehicles, set to begin…
Read More »1,000-hp Hennessey CT5-V Blackwing challenges a Corvette Z06
To mark the start of production of its H1000 CT5-V Blackwing, Hennessey this week released a video showing the 1,000-hp super sedan going up against a stock C8 Chevrolet Corvette…
Read More »Nissan Ariya Nismo, David Brown Mini eMastered: Today’s Car News
Nissan has been spotted testing what’s likely to be an Ariya Nismo. Nissan’s electric compact crossover currently tops out with 389 hp but more horses could be planned for any…
Read More »Ford developing brake light detection system
Federal regulations require new cars sold in the U.S. to have brake lights that are clearly visible to the human eye, but a recent Ford patent filing indicates the automaker…
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