Collaborate Disseminate
Lego cars have moved light years ahead of the barely rollable box-mobiles we used to cobble together as kids – those misfits with a plank for a seat, only one tire and a steering wheel borrowed from the naval ship kit. Nowadays we’re talking 1:1 drivab… Continue reading Lamborghini Sián shrink-rayed down to Lego Technic size
Lamborghini isn’t here to save the world. It’s not making much in the way of electric or doing anything particularly future-focused with its latest release. It’s happy to sit back and watch as other companies push engine technology forward in Formula O… Continue reading Lamborghini’s Huracan EVO RWD Spyder teases open-top drift shenanigans
The €110,000 (US$120,000) Audi RS6 Avant has been the highest performance variant in the Audi A6 range since 2002, and is now only available in estate car guise: an eccentric combination of 600 hp supercar performance blended with a civilized eight-spe… Continue reading The Audi ABT RS6-R 740 hp Avant: The world’s most practical supercar
A year after showing off a purple haze of a concept car at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, Gumpert Aiways has launched the first edition of its production Nathalie supercar. Instead of a run-of-the-mill electric or plug-in hybrid drive, the Nathalie relies… Continue reading Gumpert unleashes world-first methanol fuel cell electric supercar
British sportscar manufacturer Apex Motors has unfortunately timed the launch of its AP-0 concept electric sports car to coincide with the collapse of Western society and a global descent into savagery and hoarding. That doesn’t mean it’s a bad car, th… Continue reading Apex unveils its quick and quirky AP-0 electric supercar
At last year’s Geneva Motor Show, Hispano Suiza rose from the dead to present the Carmen, a heavily retro-influenced electric hyper-GT with more than 1,000 horses and looks torn from Hollywood’s Golden Age. Thanks to coronavirus, this year’s Geneva Mot… Continue reading Hispano Suiza unleashes performance track car with glorious 1930s rump
As threatened earlier this year, Aston Martin has unveiled one of its most strikingly weird cars to date in the V12 Speedster. Bereft of roof and windshield, it’s a two-seat, open-top, 700-hp leisure machine inspired by the F/A-18 fighter jet.Continue … Continue reading Aston Martin unveils ludicrous, roof-and-windshield-free V12 Speedster
McLaren has given its barnstorming 720S a steroid injection, a liposuction treatment and a set of buttock implants with the announcement of the new 765 LT, or longtail. Longer, stronger and stripped back, it’s built for serious, hard driving on the rac… Continue reading McLaren’s 765LT Longtail: A new supercar flagship from Woking
When some ambitious supercar startup gets up on the dais and says it’s introducing the fastest car in the world, you stop what you’re doing for a moment to listen but then walk away thinking, “Yeah, I’ll believe it when they clock an actual record.” But when an established player like Koenigsegg says the same, you stop dead in your tracks and behold the new speed king. Koenigsegg doesn’t even have to call the all-new Jesko Absolut the world’s fastest car, because as the world’s fastest Koenigsegg, it’s automatically the world’s fastest car. Packing 1,600 hp, a streamlined profile and fins like a fighter jet, the Jesko Absolut debuts as an all-out speed machine, the fastest Koenigsegg that ever was and ever will be.
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It was just a year ago that Italian coachbuilder/design house Pininfarina revealed its pure-electric Battista. Well, if owning a “basic” version of the vehicle just won’t make you feel special enough, the company has now announced a very limited-editio… Continue reading Pininfarina announces 350 km/h Battista Anniversario electric hypercar