Luxury Cars

January 21, 2024

Mansory’s Latest Marvel is a Visionary Leap into Flying Luxury Car Design

With its most recent idea, the Mansory Empower Flying Car, the business Mansory, known for drastically altering premium cars, has entered unknown ground in the rapidly changing field of automotive innovation. This

Mobility

Lotus Emeya Unveiled: The Dawn of Electric GT Era!

Lotus has unveiled the Emeya, a groundbreaking electric grand tourer (GT) designed for driving enthusiasts. The Emeya is set to be one of the world’s fastest electric GTs, boasting an acceleration of 0-62mph (0-100km/h) in under 2.8 seconds. Slated for

September 15, 2023

Discover NIO ET9: The Latest Synthesis of Style and EV Technology

Mobility

NIO Day 2023, held in Xi’an, was a pivotal moment for NIO and the EV industry, marking the debut of the NIO ET9. This

Experience Serenity on Wheels with Citroën’s New Hypnos, a Sanctuary of Light and Luxury!

Mobility

Citroën has introduced its limited edition C5 X Hypnos, intertwining elegance, comfort, and a subtle nod to the brand’s historical roots. The Hypnos, a

World Car Awards: Volvo EX90 claims World Luxury Car title. Image source: Volvo Cars Global Media Newsroom

Electric·Mobility·News

2025 World Luxury Car Winner Volvo EX90 Outranks Porsche Macan on Jury Vote, Cargo Space, and Sustainability

The all‑electric Volvo EX90 has claimed the 2025 World Luxury Car title at the 2025 World Car Awards. Claimed as the most impressive luxury car in the past 12 months at the

Sandal Khan

April 22, 2025

The Ferrari F244 project -aka the first EV Ferrari, Photo Source: Varryx (Instagram)

Electric·Mobility

Ferrari’s First Electric Car Debuts October 9 With 4 Doors, €500K Price, and Artificial Engine Sound

A major shift is coming to one of the world’s most famous sports car makers. Ferrari will reveal its first electric car on October 9, 2025, at its home base in Maranello,

Rahul Somvanshi

February 5, 2025

Representative Image. Hyundai i30 Sedan N. Photo Source: Hyundai

Australia·Business

Hyundai Recalls over 4,700 Vehicles in Australia Over Fuel Pump Defect

A faulty fuel pump could turn your morning commute into an unexpected stop. That’s the reality facing thousands of Hyundai owners as the company recalls 4,871 vehicles across Australia. The recall affects

Sunita Somvanshi

January 22, 2025