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Automotive Bentley is preparing for a major turning point with the 2028 Torcal, the company’s first fully electric production vehicle and, according to the automaker, the most powerful Bentley ever built. The new luxury SUV will also be the quickest-accelerating production model in Bentley history, putting instant electric torque to work in a way that should push performance beyond anything offered by the brand’s traditional V8 and W12-powered machines. Exact output and acceleration figures have not yet been announced, but the current Continental GT Speed already produces 771 horsepower from its plug-in hybrid powertrain, giving the Torcal a…
The Geely Galaxy TT is set to launch in China on September 10. Credit: Geely Galaxy Pre-sale prices for 3 rear-wheel-drive variants range from 145,900 yuan ($21,520) to 169,900 yuan, taking aim at the Xiaomi SU7. All variants come standard with an 800-volt platform and CATL’s 6C battery, capable of adding more than 400 km of range in 11 minutes. Geely Auto’s (HKEX: 0175) Galaxy brand will officially launch the all-electric Galaxy TT sedan on September 10 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. Multiple Chinese automotive media outlets, including Auto Home, reported the plan on Wednesday. Geely Galaxy’s official social media channels…
The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter sends the stories that really matter directly to you, every weekday. Dual-clutch transmissions have always been pitched to car enthusiasts as lightning-fast. If you want engagement, get a manual; if you want speed, get a DCT. Automakers like Porsche and Nissan pioneered the hardware in the 911 and GT-R, respectively, before more pedestrian performance cars like the Hyundai’s N models adopted it later. But we’re at a point now where even a utility side-by-side like the 2026 Honda Pioneer that I’m testing has a DCT. You’re probably wondering:…
Hyundai opened orders for the IONIQ 3, its new entry-level electric hatch, starting at about $30,000. Hyundai opens IONIQ 3 orders in the UK and Europe The IONIQ 3 has received “the highest-ever level of customer interest recorded for a new Hyundai model,” the company said in July. That includes gas and electric vehicles. Hyundai opened orders for the new electric hatch in the UK and parts of Europe, its first compact EV from the IONIQ lineup. It’s available in four trims: Advance, Premium, Ultimate, and N Line Evo, with standard and extended-range battery options. Advertisement – scroll for more…
If you’ve been letting Google’s AI Mode handle your shopping research, you might want to double-check those prices. Researchers at Product Rise found that when the same product appeared in both AI Mode and traditional Google Search, the AI-powered experience showed a price that was 21.6% higher on average. The study compared AI Mode against traditional Google Search The team ran the same shopping searches through both versions at the same time, across the US and UK. They found that the 21.6% gap is only the headline. Product Rise If you look at every product on both sides, not just…
A decade-old flagship luxury EV with over 150,000 miles on the odometer sounds like an instant red flag to most used-car shoppers. Battery degradation and expensive technology that will eventually require replacement are intimidating enough for most people hunting for a deal on a used EV. Yet, a recent example of a 2015 model-year flagship EV that covered about 160,000 miles tells a surprisingly different story. Its battery still retains an estimated 86 percent of its original capacity and can still travel about 186 highway miles on a charge. The real question remains: Is this a deal worth considering, or…
When speaking about Honda, the high-revving VTEC engines might be the first thing that comes to many people’s minds. However, in recent years, Honda has gradually built a solid lineup of hybrid models that will satisfy all kinds of customers’ needs. From an affordable economy hatchback all the way to a two-door coupe, this iconic Japanese manufacturer has got a hybrid model for everyone. Join us as we take a closer look at all the Honda hybrid models available on the market currently. This article examines all the Honda hybrid models on sale in 2026. All pricing and data are…
Buying a used luxury sedan is always a bit of a risk, even if you have to hand over a small fraction of its original MSRP to secure one in the first place. Maintenance can be an absolute nightmare from a financial standpoint, while the cost of running it day to day, thanks to the large engines and high weight figures, can end up making you question your life choices. Go in with your eyes open though, and you could find yourself living the life of luxury for much less than you might think. If this approach sounds appealing, then…
Uber beat out Waymo in launching a commercial robotaxi service in London, the city’s first. The vehicles use autonomous driving tech developed by Wayve, a UK-based startup, and will initially feature safety drivers behind the wheel.The launch is a milestone for Uber, which has been plotting a UK launch with Wayve for several years. In beating Waymo to the punch, it allows Uber to set the standard for the robotaxi experience for thousands of Londoners. It’s also an early test of whether there’s appetite for driverless ridehailing beyond the US and China, where most of the world’s robotaxis are currently…
The price will only be revealed to potential buyers, but given that the Bristol Fighter cost about £235,000 back in the noughties, it can only be higher than that. Bristol says the Fighter can be configured in either right or left-hand drive and exported to various markets, including the USA. Bringing back the Bristol Fighter “represents more than the revival of an individual model,” the company said. “It completes a programme left unfinished when manufacturing ended, reconnects Bristol Cars with a tangible part of its history and establishes the first chapter in the marque’s return.” Advertisement – Article continues belowThe…