The 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A arrived with the colours, noise and visual drama expected from a golden-era muscle car, but its purpose went beyond straight-line speed. Developed to connect Dodge’s new Challenger with the Sports Car Club of America’s Trans-Am...
For years, the electric-vehicle industry competed through acceleration, driving range, giant screens and futuristic design. Those features helped prove that an EV could be desirable, but they did not make electrification accessible to the average buyer. In 2026, the centre...
The original Spectre proved that electrification did not require Rolls-Royce to reinvent itself. Battery power simply gave the marque a cleaner, quieter and more immediate way to express qualities it had pursued for more than a century. With Spectre Series...
Solid-state batteries are back in the EV spotlight, and this time the conversation feels more serious than the usual “next big thing” cycle. Toyota is targeting BEVs with all-solid-state batteries around 2027–2028, Nissan says it aims to launch EVs with...
The Subaru Crosstrek has always had a simple pitch: small footprint, real all-wheel-drive confidence, and enough ground clearance to make weekend plans feel a little less predictable. For 2026, Subaru adds the missing piece with the new Crosstrek Hybrid, giving...
The Mercedes-Benz GLC has long been one of the brand’s most important SUVs, sitting in that sweet spot between luxury, practicality, and everyday usability. For 2027, Mercedes is taking that formula into a new lane with the all-electric GLC SUV,...
The 1970 Alfa Romeo Montreal is one of those cars that feels like it escaped from a design studio before anyone had time to make it sensible. It was glamorous, strange, expensive, fast, and slightly confused about what it wanted...
