Ferrari is launching its first all-electric vehicle, signaling a significant shift for the sports car manufacturer towards sustainable technology and competition in the evolving automotive market.
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A WTO ruling against U.S. clean energy subsidies underscores the collision between climate-driven industrial policy and trade rules designed for a very different era.
Tesla’s investment in xAI has reignited merger speculation, but the real story is not deal math. It is whether public markets will continue to tolerate an increasingly consolidated Musk corporate sphere.
Car prices are not waiting to fall. They have reset. Higher costs, tighter supply, and a permanent shift in manufacturer strategy mean the old pricing era is unlikely to return.
Honda HRC unveils its 2026 MotoGP colors and confirms Joan Mir and Luca Marini for a third straight season as the factory team doubles down on continuity in its rebuild.
F1’s 2026 rule reset ushers in a new hybrid era, pairing 100% sustainable e-fuels with smaller, active-aero cars and a dramatic shift toward electric power.
Formula 1 cars are faster than ever, but their speed is controlled, stabilised, and sanitised. The wildness has not disappeared by accident. It has been engineered out.
The Porsche 911 is more than a long-running sports car. It is the engineering philosophy, cultural anchor, and strategic reference point that shaped an entire brand for over six decades.
Solid-state batteries have advanced beyond lab hype into early production, but fundamental materials and manufacturing hurdles mean they’re approaching - not yet arriving at - mainstream automotive viability.