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Rolls-Royce is hearkening back to the vision of its founders by finally releasing an electrified product, working toward a fully electrified lineup by 2030. The first product will be named Spectre and will be in showrooms by the end of 2023. “The use of electric motors is not a new concept for Rolls-Royce,” explains Rolls-Royce Motor Cars chief executive officer, …
The GV70 small crossover is stealing the show and putting rivals like Mercedes, BMW, and Audi on watch.
The four concepts included a two-passenger car, a four-passenger car, a four-passenger SUV-like vehicle, and a family-friendly six-passenger vehicle.
Total sales were an incredible $343 million over three days.
Concepts, one-offs, and even production cars have debuted at past events, and we have a few inside scoops on what to expect this year.
To commemorate the launch of the new Grand Touring Automobiles location, Koenigsegg is hitting the road, going on a cross-country tour, starting in Montreal. The brand is showcasing the four-seater Gemera as well as the incredibly fast Jesko Absolut.
In the late 1920s, the Maybach name was building a reputation with the well-to-do, but it needed one more push. Then came the LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin, the airship that circumnavigated the world. Fortunately for the auto division, the Zeppelin was powered by five Maybach V12 engines.
Electric vehicles are becoming far more commonplace, but these new and upcoming models are venturing into new segments, furthering their appeal and shedding stereotypes
Cars are one of the ultimate collectibles, and nothing makes them more prized than having been owned by a celebrities like Wayne Newton or Frank Sinatra or used in a movie like Fast and Furious.
The arrival of the Boat Tail coincides with Rolls-Royce’s decision to create a distinct department within the company known as Rolls-Royce Coachbuild, allowing customers to go far beyond the usual customization of a vehicle.
If you’re looking for something unique, sometimes the best move is to go vintage.
With various self-driving automobiles landing on our driveways, we’ve almost arrived at the realities posed by sci-fi tropes in shows like Knight Rider and Batman.
What used to be known as a baby Phantom has emerged into a vehicle with an identity of its own, something that appeals to a different audience.
The new Rolls-Royce owners are a different audience, and many have that entrepreneur-like energy.
Aston Martin announced its return to Formula One this year with style.
By adding an electric motor to the equation, McLaren can deliver impressive performance with fewer cylinders.
Achieving the title of “fastest production car” is not as easy as strapping a rocket to a vehicle and sending it down the longest runway you can find.
Hennessey Performance is known for its Venom GT, a car built to break speed records.
Thanks to two electrically driven axels, the all-wheel-drive iX should be plenty thrilling to drive as BMW promises a 0–100 km/h sprint in under five seconds.
Over at Cadillac, there’s a whole different conversation going on about lighting.
While Ducati is finding inspiration from Lamborghini, the latter is doing the same (as always) from the race track.
Both Lamborghini and Ducati have seen impressive product debuts and feel more relevant than ever before.
With its latest initiatives, BMW has singled out all the speed-seeking nuts out there.
Brabus creates the Rocket 900 by taking the already quick Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S four-door and exposing it to the same gamma radiation that causes Dr. Bruce Banner to transform into the Hulk.
Cyan Racing, the motorsports partner of the Swedish automaker, is showcasing a tasty old school Volvo, restored impeccably on the outside, as well as loaded with new gear on the inside.
Its story starts way back in 1975 when the Shah of Iran ordered 20,000 units of the yet-to-be-released Mercedes Geländewagen.
Toyota teased its upcoming hypercar, dubbed the GR Super Sport; and five custom Senna GTRs from McLaren.
There are a bunch of fast supercars available, but few do it with so much emotion, playing with your senses with each of your inputs.
Formally called Project Geländewagen, this SUV is the result of Abloh and Mercedes-Benz chief design officer Gorden Wagener exploring how they can disrupt future perceptions of luxury.
Just like the way the brand’s F1 team is so impressive, the product on the road is equally dominant.
Gordon Murray, the designer of the McLaren F1, and his automotive startup Gordon Murray Automotive have been working on what is best described as a spiritual successor to the iconic F1.
One of the most stressful aspects of purchasing a new car is going to a dealership, and that stress is now doubled as we’re encouraged to physically distance ourselves from one another to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Only a few things can beat the feeling of cruising around in a V12-powered Italian exotic, but Lamborghini sure knows how to enhance that experience.
While driving the new Carrera 4S, there are moments of the mundane blended effortlessly with the exhilarating. That blend helps the 911 maintain its position as one of the top sports cars on the market.
This is a collection of more than 240 cars, all in meticulous condition, with some really precious and unique gems for sale, including a 2006 Ford GT Heritage owned by Wayne Gretzky.
While the traditional sports car will likely have its engine up front, automakers have found that moving the engine to the rear or middle of the vehicle has certain benefits.
Buying local is a hot topic around Canada. While supporting local farmers, restaurants, retailers, fashion designers, and more, customers are eager to learn about where their goods are from, even when it comes to our cars.
Let’s look into our crystal balls and gaze at the used-car market of 2045, where many of the vehicles on sale today are defined as “classics.”
Our cars are a huge source of touch-traffic too, and keeping them clean is a bit different than sanitizing our kitchen counters and hands.
The 2020 Corvette’s mid-engine marks a shift in the Stingray’s performance, but can it stand up to the best of European sports cars?
Following the cancellation of the Geneva Motor Show, several new cars were revealed remotely, rather than through a convoluted and stuffy press conference.
Concept cars are the physical expression of an automaker’s dream for the future. BMW’s new Vision M Next concept is an example of what an electrified version of the brand’s exciting M cars could look like.
There are a ton of superb SUVs available, and for a short stint, the Escalade seemed to be forgotten as Cadillac expanded its core lineup to have new offerings in just about every segment of the luxury vehicle landscape.
There’s a new player or extremely updated vehicle in nearly every important segment, so we’ve made a checklist of some of the most noteworthy new cars that we’re looking forward to driving this year.
For drivers in these cities, the ability to slip in and out of traffic, manoeuvre around buses and streetcars, park in the tightest of spots, and be able to see pedestrians and cyclists are all important factors rather than sheer size.
For its latest Chiron Noire special editions, Bugatti designers looked to the record-setting La Voiture Noire and its namesake from the 1930s.
Rolls-Royce is teaming up with Sotheby’s to raise money for the global AIDS charity (RED) with a bespoke Phantom that will become a canvas for artist Mickalene Thomas.
BMW’s M division takes the automaker’s more casual cars and gives them a taste of the wild side.
From high-performance to low-emission, almost every corner of the industry was represented, but here, we’re only interested in the pinnacle of engineering and craftsmanship.
