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By Steven Paul
BMW vs. Mercedes-Benz; a rivalry decades in the making. Saying it aloud probably immediately conjures to mind either their flagships, the 7 Series and S-Class, or more likely, each brands’ respective bread-and-butter sedan, the 3... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Beth Livesay
The two-tone paint design is a throwback to the F-150 of the 1970s and '80s that featured an accent stripe wrapped around the truck — and it's available now.
By Horatiu Boeriu
BMW has a new set of M Performance wheels for the BMW M5, and it’s the first of their kind. The 1075 M style wheels are produced with a high-pressure casting process that BMW says... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By John Dagys
2022 Indianapolis 500 winner officially confirmed as third driver in Random Vandals BMW M4 GT4 EVO for Indy...
By Russ Dixon
In the 1960s muscle car wars, General Motors had the market covered in spades. Pontiac had the GTO, Chevrolet had the Chevelle SS 396, Buick had the Gran Sport, and Oldsmobile had the 442. The latter’s numbers stood for... Read More »
By Corey Decker
Is there a Pajero in your future?
By Fred Lambert
Rivian’s first R2s with LiDAR and its in-house RAP1 autonomy computer will go to employees before the end of 2026. Paying customers will have to wait until 2027. It could be interpreted as a delay compared to previous communications. The automaker laid out the timeline at an investor conference in New York this week, along with updates on point-to-point driving, its Uber robotaxi deal, and what LiDAR now costs it: “a few hundred dollars.” more…
By Peter Johnson
BMW opened orders for the 2027 i3 early after strong initial demand. The all-new electric sedan can drive up to 468 miles on a single charge, but it’s not exactly cheap. more…
By Joel Feder
Ionna CEO Seth Cutler told The Drive how the EV charging network owned by eight automakers doubled this year — and why it's MIA in LA. The post America’s EV Charging Is a Mess. The CEO Trying to Fix It Explains Why appeared first on The Drive.
By Horatiu Boeriu
BMW is officially looking at a new SAV that would sit above the X7. In a press release issued today, the BMW Group said it is examining another model above its current flagship, one cut... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Nick DeGroot
With news of Keselowski's sudden departure from the team he co-owns, Motorsport.com picks our most shocking driver and team breakups from the 21st century of NASCAR Cup Series racing
By Fred Lambert
Tesla’s planned solar factory in Texas has landed in the middle of a US patent lawsuit between two Chinese solar equipment makers, both chasing the ingot-growing furnaces Tesla needs to hit its 100 GW goal. Linton Crystal Technologies, a Rochester, New York company wholly owned by China’s Dalian Linton, sued Zhejiang Jingsheng in a Texas federal court last week. Chinese industry reports say Jingsheng won a roughly 3 billion yuan (about $420 million) Tesla order for crystal pullers earlier this year. more…
By Lydia Mee
Will Buxton has argued that drivers who fail to publicly condemn toxic online abuse from their fanbases are "complicit" in allowing it to continue
By Scotty Gilbertson
A Jeep without four-wheel traction seems unusual to a lot of us. The brand is well known for its on and off-road prowess, but there were also rear-wheel-drive Broncos, Suburbans, and other vehicles that we all think are 4WD/AWD... Read More »
By Michael Barnard
When Norwegian transit authority Ruter put a Chinese Yutong electric bus through cybersecurity testing inside an isolated mine, the investigation started with two very different concerns. One was geopolitical: could the bus act as a visual-surveillance platform near sensitive facilities such as Lutvann, home to Norway’s intelligence service? The other ... [continued] The post Norway Found A Real Bus Cyber Risk. It Didn’t Show It Was Chinese. appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Ed Hardy
Sepang makes its F1 return this weekend on behalf of Bahrain
By Matt Weaver
The defendants say this is personal to JGR and not a matter of practical business
By Byron Hurd
Here's how the new Trail-Rated Jeep Cherokee stacks up against its competitors. The post 2027 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk Puts Bronco Sport Sasquatch On Notice appeared first on The Drive.
By JON DANIELS
A Brief Dive into Diesel Drag Racing History Diesel drag racing didn’t develop from one specific breakthrough or one single invention, but rather through a […] The post The Milestones That Shaped Diesel Drag Racing appeared first on Diesel World.
By Joey Klender
Tesla CEO Elon Musk certainly tipped off some details of the Tesla Roadster event with a broadening of information regarding the company’s decision to delay the unveiling for two weeks. For years, people have speculated about what the Roadster will be capable of. While there have been plenty of things said about what it *could* […] The post Elon Musk weather update tips Tesla Roadster speculation into Plaid Mode appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Stephen Kilbey
You have to admit, it’s a special time to be a Ford Racing fan. Its factory effort in GTD Pro is fresh off a win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and the FIA WEC Hypercar test programme is in full swing. All as it celebrates the 125th anniversary of the first-ever Ford race car, ‘Sweepstakes’, and […] The Genesis Of Ford Racing Inspires Its New Look For Petit Le Mans first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Graham Goodwin
The 2026/ 27 Asian Le Mans Series entry is currently coming together with significant numbers in both LMP2 and GT3, but the newly introduced Hypercar class looks set to feature very possibly as few as two full-season cars with a couple of other possible part-season additions. So why so few? Announced in the summer of […] Asian Le Mans Pro-Am Hypercar, How Many & Why? first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
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