Electric dwarf for the city: First details about the Dacia Hipster
With the Hipster, Dacia is planning an extremely compact electric car for around 12,000 euros. The three-meter four-seater is set to hit the market in 2027 with a range of 150 km.
With the Hipster, Dacia is planning an extremely compact electric car for around 12,000 euros. The three-meter four-seater is set to hit the market in 2027 with a range of 150 km.
Aston Martin presents the Valen: The 838 hp V12 beast sprints to 100 km/h in 3.1 seconds and is limited to 150 units worldwide
Lotus Tech takes over Lotus UK completely: This way, the brand will consolidate sports car manufacturing and electric development in a single corporate structure in the future
Ola Källenius praises the electric Mercedes-Benz AMG CLA 45 Coupe as a V8 replacement: With 612 hp, the model simulates gear shifts and the sound of an internal combustion engine
Toyota brings the V8 model GR GT and plans the return of Celica and MR2: With this, the company consciously focuses on emotions rather than pure sales figures
The Volkswagen ID. Cross offers plenty of space and physical buttons as an electric SUV – The model scores with 475 liters of trunk space and a modern retro cockpit
Renault significantly lowers the prices for the 5 E-Tech Electric: The entry-level now starts at 26,290 euros, and there is more standard equipment for the new model year
The range of electric cars decreases at high speeds – The Mercedes GLA shows how to correctly calculate highway range from WLTP consumption values
Lamborghini presents the Temerario Tricolore with exclusive paintwork, special interior, and a 920 hp hybrid drive
The Kode89 by Ken Okuyama combines the angular design language of the 1980s with a naturally aspirated V12 and a manual transmission with an open shift gate