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By Nabanita Singha Roy
India’s scooter exports grew 34.95% during April–September 2026, with Honda Dio and Navi together accounting for more than half of overseas shipments. The post Scooter Exports H1 FY2027 – Dio, Navi, Ntorq, RayZR, Xoom, Burgman, Access, Jupiter, Activa, iQube, Chetak appeared first on RushLane.
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW has reached a major production milestone at its Dingolfing plant in Germany. The automaker has now built 13 million vehicles at the facility, marking more than five decades of production at one of its... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Ronald Vording
Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar believe the F1 weekend in Mexico will be even more challenging for drivers this year because of active aerodynamics. Turbo lag is also set to be a major factor at altitude
By Luis Ramírez
O'Ward has been pushing for an IndyCar race in Mexico, and says "we need everyone involved to be passionate about bringing the series here, not just looking for their paycheck"
By John Dagys
Longtime Porsche R&D board member, backer of motorsport projects, to depart in May 2027...
By Adam Clarke
Some classics are seemingly designed to send enthusiasts weak in the knees. Whether you are a Mopar devotee or not, the sight of a Dodge Challenger R/T with a Hemi under the hood doesn’t ask for respect…it demands it.... Read More »
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW wants to remind everyone what makes its cars special. The German luxury automaker has launched a new international brand campaign built around the slogan “Made Different. To Feel Different.” It aims to highlight the... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Tina Casey
Ford says buh-bye to the Escape gasmobile, but reports of an all-electric replacement for the crossover SUV may be somewhat premature. The post EVs Sales Are Rising And Another Gasmobile Bites The Dust appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By CHRIS HAMILTON
BUILT ON 20 YEARS. READY FOR WHAT’S NEXT. If you’ve been reading Diesel World for a while, you probably noticed something different the second you […] The post 20 Years Strong: Diesel World’s Next Chapter appeared first on Diesel World.
By Joey Klender
Tesla Full Self-Driving is now the centerpiece of the company’s newly revised Referral Program, which launched on October 29. Instead of referring people to purchase vehicles and the referrer receiving $250 in Tesla Credit, the new program now incentivizes Full Self-Driving subscriptions. If a Tesla owner is on an FSD trial and uses a referral […] The post Tesla Full Self-Driving becomes main pillar of new Referral Program appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Jason Ballard
AS SEEN IN OUR AUGUST 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Info From an Industry Insider As we place the finishing touches on the August 2026… Continue reading Back to the ’90s: OBS Trucks Are Here to Stay The post Back to the ’90s: OBS Trucks Are Here to Stay appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Ewan Gale
Sergio Perez signed a new contract ahead of his home race in Mexico, where Colton Herta will take over Valtteri Bottas' car in FP1
By Adam Ismail
We've freed another five classic Blipshift tees from the vault, though you'll have to hurry; they're only available for two weeks. The post The Drive x Blipshift Is Back With 5 New Tees, From Coke Bottles to Z Cars appeared first on The Drive.
By Peter Johnson
Volkswagen has put the electric Golf on hold for now as it faces growing pressure to cut costs. more…
By Jerry Perez
The 49th edition of the Dakar Rally will run from Jan. 9-11 and cover 4,862 miles from Portugal to Morocco. The post Africa Is Now Safer Than the Middle East So Dakar Is Returning Home appeared first on The Drive.
By Ben Hsu
Humanity lost one of its greatest treasures with the passing of actor Patrick Stewart yesterday at the age of 86. While best known for his roles as Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Professor X in the … Continue reading →
By Logan K. Carter
From convertibles like the Nissan CrossCabriolet and the Buick Cascada to big luxury SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade, these cars are always a surprise.
By Brett Macadam
AS SEEN IN OUR AUGUST 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Rob Green’s Laid-Out 1999 GMC Yukon ROB Green from Rochester, New York, is a regular… Continue reading Smooth Operator: A Bagged OBS GMC Yukon The post Smooth Operator: A Bagged OBS GMC Yukon appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Jerry Perez
"Of course I knew nobody would lie on that form, but still," Mohammed Ben Sulayem told The Drive. The post FIA President Couldn’t Believe Kimi Antonelli’s Age on FIA Super License Application appeared first on The Drive.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
The coming weeks will be crucial for the future of the EU’s car and van CO₂ standards and Clean Corporate Vehicles Regulation — a choice that will shape Europe’s car market for the next decade. European car industry at a crossroads Driving forward means a competitive, EU-made EV industry and ... [continued] The post Drive Forward or Turn Back? Four Reasons to Vote for a Strong Automotive Package appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Andy Kalmowitz
Turns out, neither drivers nor the courts like it if you sell private data without getting permission first.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
The Commission’s ETS proposal is pragmatic and shows a willingness to improve the ETS for transport. The proposal’s strengths should be protected, including extensions of scope and support for new technologies in both aviation and shipping that represent an industrial opportunity for the EU. Key improvements remain, including support for ... [continued] The post T&E’s Response to the European Commission’s Review of the EU ETS and MSR appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Adam Ismail
GM has also agreed to a third party audit of its privacy procedures going forward as part of the settlement. The post GM Pays $220 Million After Lawsuit Over Illegally Selling Drivers’ Data: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Nico DeMattia
It’s pretty tough to come up with unique car builds in the age of the internet. Search YouTube, Reddit, or Instagram, and you’ll almost certainly find dozens of people working on the same “unique” project you’re dreaming up. But this one might actually be pretty unique. I’m not sure anyone before Michael Pick looked at a BMW i3 and thought “That could be a pickup truck.” Thankfully, Pick not only thought it, but did it. […] The post This Engineer Turned a BMW i3 Into a Hilarious Pickup Truck appeared first on BimmerLife.
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