SINGAPORE – With electric cars being so blindingly quick and effortless, will the sun be setting on combustion beefcakes like the Porsche 911? Never say never, but not just yet. Porsche sold a ...

The 911 is the model that defines Porsche. After more than 60 years in production it still forms the centre point of the brand’s range – a model to which other Porsches are constantly referenced.

The Lincoln Futura remaining an entirely unique concept model, for instance, was a sad loss to the world for all those who remember it. It did at least rise to fame as Adam West's Batmobile in the ...

Pride of place goes to an open-pore laminated walnut gear knob: a knowing nod to the wooden shifters in Porsche’s Carrera GT supercar and all-conquering 917 racer. Look closely and you’ll spot gearbox ...

AI company Sesame has released the base model that powers Maya, the impressively realistic voice assistant. The model, which is 1 billion parameters in size (“parameters” referring to ...

It will even keep its V8 engines too. Porsche is said to be prioritising the all-new fully electric Cayenne as their next model launch, so much so that it has overtaken the 718 Cayman/Boxster EV in ...

4 Mar 2025, 11:18 UTC · By: Cristian Gnaticov / Volkswagen's ID. EVERY1 Concept offers a glimpse into the upcoming VW ID.1, the brand's entry-level electric vehicle for Europe 14 Jan 2025 ...

Toyota's compact concept EV, the FT-Me seats two and has a range of about 60 miles (100 km). A perfect tiny car to get around town in. Toyota's just unveiled a quadricycle concept that I really ...

Porsche is one of those manufacturers that everyone knows, even if they know little about cars. The 911, with its very distinctive shape and often with a huge wing sprouting from the back, has become ...

Now, the carmaker has filed for a patent of the production-spec model of the Sierra ICE (internal combustion engine), which gets some design changes from the concept model showcased earlier.

The concept of an electric motor packaged within ... in place of an internal-combustion engine—is not new. Ferdinand Porsche showcased the technology more than 120 years ago.