When the uncle of four-year-old Eli submitted a concept to Jalopnik for a 42-wheel, 19-engine mega car BMW, no one expected BMW to take up the case. But that’s exactly what it did.
Nissan has defied the inherent serenity of the EV driving experience by hiring Bose to create a high performing, lightweight, and energy-efficient new sound system specifically for the LEAF.
Losing money hand over foot, BetterPlace, the company that aimed to offer EV recharging infrastructure as well as battery swapping, has given up on the US and Australia, focusing instead on Denmark and Israel.
Honda didn’t want to build or sell the Fit EV. In order to sell cars in California, it had to so it kept the market small to only California and Oregon.
While other automakers are busting their humps trying to design exciting new cars, Dodge is satisfied simply adding stripes and shiny wheels to its performance models.
Yes, it might be in simple black and white sketch form but we’re already very excited about the soon-to-come Scion FR-S convertible, floppy body or not.
Surely you’ve read about the slue of new cars on the horizon, chock full of autonomous tech in addition to the autonomous cars roaming the roads from Google and Audi. Did you know, however, there are cars on the road today with autonomous technology albeit limited?
Nine automakers have agreed to welcome Siri into their vehicles. Honda and Acura are the fist out the gate for 2013 on selected models. Unfortunately, details on what Siri will be capable of accomplishing are slim.
A British High Court has ruled that automotive journalist Mark Hales will have to pay $189,348 to repair a Porsche replica he broke during a test drive.
