Kia Unveils Revolutionary EV4
Kia has pulled the covers off its highly anticipated EV4, presenting both sedan and hatchback variants ahead of the upcoming 2025 Kia EV Day event in Tarragona, Spain (Feb 27). Dual Personalities, One Vision The EV4 represents a significant evolution in Kia’s electric vehicle lineup, targeting a diverse range of lifestyle-focused buyers who crave both […]
Ryanair Boss’s Genius 1-Car Taxi Firm: The Ultimate Traffic Hack
In what can only be described as the most entrepreneurial solution to Dublin’s traffic woes, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has established himself as both the owner and sole customer of possibly the world’s most exclusive taxi service. The mastermind behind Europe’s leading budget airline has taken his cost-cutting creativity to new heights with his personal […]
Ferrari’s 499P Hypercar shows off fresh threads for 2025
Ferrari has unveiled its latest fashion statement for its championship-hunting 499P Hypercars. The Italian stallion is strutting into 2025 wearing what designers call a “modernised” livery, but let’s be honest – it’s still definitely red. Very, very red. In a move that shocked absolutely no one, Ferrari decided to stick with its signature rosso corsa […]
Toyota’s stubborn love affair with the universe’s lightest element – Hydrogen
In what can only be described as the automotive equivalent of refusing to admit your ex has moved on, Toyota has doubled down on its hydrogen fuel cell technology, despite sales numbers that would make even a Pontiac Aztek blush. The Japanese auto giant sold a mere 1,778 hydrogen vehicles globally last year, marking a […]
Mahindra’s Electric Revolution – 30,179 bookings in Just One Day
In a stunning display that would make Tesla’s Cybertruck launch blush, Mahindra’s latest electric SUVs have proven that the future of automotive isn’t just electric – it’s electrifying. The Indian automotive giant has managed to rake in a whopping ₹8,472 crore (30,179 units) in bookings on day one, proving that when it comes to EVs, […]
Frank van Meel talks frankly about the future of BMW M
If you want to talk about all things BMW M, you talk to Frank van Meel – he is the ‘THE GUY’. In this IV and final piece we ask about the future of BMW M. (Part 1 here, Part II here. Part III here) With the different levels of M now available, we asked if Frank […]
Nissan’s Great Reset – Auto Giant Puts Diet Plan in Overdrive
In a move that would make Marie Kondo proud, Nissan is sparking joy by tidying up its corporate structure and throwing out what doesn’t serve its bottom line. The Japanese automaker announced today an ambitious transformation plan that’s less “Fast and Furious” and more “Lean and Serious.” The company’s president and CEO Makoto Uchida, channeling […]
Frank van Meel talks frankly about the BMW M5 PHEV
When it comes to BMW M, Frank van Meel is the ‘THE GUY’. We managed to get an interview with him and discuss all things M – this is part III (Part 1 here, Part II here. Part IV here) Let’s open with a corker – what is his reaction to those that say the […]
Light at the End of the Tunnel – it really is a train
Auckland’s Underground Revolution Takes a Test Drive In a development that has rail enthusiasts literally jumping up and down (though hopefully not on the platforms), Auckland’s City Rail Link (CRL) project hit a major milestone as the first test train completed its maiden voyage through the city’s newest underground artery. The 3.45km journey from Britomart […]
EV woes sparks Porsche’ need to cut 1900 jobs
German luxury sports car manufacturer Porsche announced today that it will bid farewell to 1,900 employees, apparently discovering that selling fewer cars means needing fewer people to build them. The prestigious manufacturer, known for its cutting-edge engineering and wallet-emptying price tags, has stumbled upon the groundbreaking revelation that perhaps not everyone in China wants to […]