Michelin is now also in the business of EV Charging for European Business Fleets
Michelin has launched MICHELIN EV Charge, a single-card charging service for European fleets that links charging costs to vehicle data through its MyConnectedFleet platform. Michelin is best known for tyres and restaurant stars, we know it. But its latest launch is about charging, though: the company has introduced MICHELIN EV Charge, a service for business […]
JAS Motorsport and Pininfarina reveal the Tensei, a Restomod of the Original NSX
Italian Honda racing team JAS Motorsport and Pininfarina have revealed the Tensei, a rebuilt 1990 NSX with carbon bodywork, a 3.5-litre V6 built by Judd and a run of just 35 cars. Reimagined Porsche 911s are everywhere these days, so it’s good to see the restomod treatment land on a different icon. JAS Motorsport and […]
Honda teams up with Applied Intuition to speed up its software-defined vehicles
Honda is bringing in Silicon Valley software company Applied Intuition to help accelerate development of its next generation of software-defined vehicles. The partnership will see the two companies work on a centralised and upgradeable software platform for Honda’s future vehicles, using Applied Intuition’s Vehicle OS as the foundation. The announcement backs moves we’ve seen from […]
Polestar and University of Oxford Launch Study to Measure the Thrill of Driving
Polestar has partnered with the SDG Impact Lab at the University of Oxford to conduct scientific research into whether the physical and neurological experience of driving excitement can be measured and analysed.
How Volvo CE and TDX are Shaping the Future of Construction in New Zealand
At the recent Volvo Days 2026 in Sweden, we spoke with Hanna Inatovic, Head of Region International, about sustainability, electric powered and connected machinery, and the importance of TDX, (a distributor on the other side of the world) in helping Volvo Construction Equipment (CE) shape the future of construction globally. In the global landscape of […]
More tech, more grip, and more Rider Focus – Triumph sharpens the Daytona 660 for 2026
Triumph has been on a big reinvention of its lineup, as part of 2026 Unleashed. We now get to see what’s new for the Daytona 660, a bike that already hit a sweet spot in the middleweight sports segment and given it the kind of upgrades that actually matter when you’re riding hard, commuting daily, […]
Bugatti Calandre – Not exactly the Prettiest Clock
Let’s not kid ourselves: the Jacob & Co. Bugatti Calandre is a technical marvel, a collector’s grail, and a crystal-infused fever dream born of feverish Franco-Italian collaboration—but it is not the prettiest clock. And frankly, that’s kind of its point. First, picture this: a small trunk, the kind that might hold the backup monocle for […]
Toyota doubles down on the Hydrogen Dream with the 3rd gen of their Fuel Cell system
If you’ve ever wondered what true automotive devotion looks like, look no further than Toyota and its undying love for hydrogen. Once again, Toyota is making headlines by doubling down on the fuel that they insist is the key to a sustainable future. In their latest press release, the automaker cheerfully reminded us all that […]
Auckland FC 2 – 0 Western United Match report
Match Report brought to you by Cupra (Official motor vehicle partner of Auckland FC) An Aerodynamic Analysis – In what could be described as a masterclass in high-pressure performance, Auckland FC demonstrated superior downforce management in their 2-0 victory over Western United. The initial phase saw both teams testing the atmospheric conditions, with the notable wind factor playing […]
Elon Musk – Tech God, Fake Gamer?
It turns out that while Elon Musk is an interplanetary visionary and, uh, Twitter (now X) chaos agent, his ventures into the world of gaming might be as authentic as a knockoff Liverpool FC shirt. Musk, who is desperate to solidify his gamer cred with the same fervor he uses to brand himself as a […]