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Never mind the Luce, Ferrari still isn’t ready to commit to a fully electric future for its cars. However, that doesn’t mean Ferrari won’t explore other options besides fossil fuels. That’s been made abundantly clear by the Italian automaker’s latest patent, discovered by CarBuzz. It’s for a car with hydrogen tank, made with a new design to store the fuel. And you might not like where Ferrari plans to put it. Ferrari Has Been Chasing Hydrogen Aggressively Ferrari H2 fuel tank patentFerrari Over the last few years, Ferrari has obtained multiple patents that cover hydrogen-fueled cars, both with electricity made…

The Acura NSX — or Honda NSX, depending on the market — was first introduced in 1990. At the time, it was the Japanese automaker’s first attempt at a high-speed, high-performance model for the road. While some folks refer to it as a supercar, the first-gen iteration is technically classified as a sports car. It managed to stick around for roughly 16 years before its cancelation, which took place in 2006. Ten years later, Honda decided to resurrect the namesake with a second-gen model. The spirit of the original version was carried on, but this new NSX was much more…

Automotive For years, rumors of a four-door Mustang have circulated among enthusiasts and industry insiders, and now Ford may be offering its strongest hint yet that the iconic pony car could evolve into something much bigger. Comments from a top executive suggest the automaker is actively exploring ways to expand the Mustang brand, potentially paving the way for new body styles that go beyond the traditional coupe and convertible formula. Speaking with Automotive News, Ford President of Ford Blue and Model E Andrew Frick discussed the company’s plans to introduce several new affordable vehicles with starting prices below…

Photo: Wallbox Wallbox just installed its first public Supernova PowerRing DC fast chargers at Port de Sitges, a busy marina on Spain’s Mediterranean coast near Barcelona. The deployment is the first live use of Wallbox’s new charging setup since the company introduced it in late 2025. PowerRing uses an intelligent power model that we’re seeing more and more in the fast-charging sector: Instead of every charger pulling a fixed amount of power, the system shares available power across multiple chargers based on how many EVs are plugged in and what those vehicles can handle. The Port de Sitges site currently…

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter sends the stories that really matter directly to you, every weekday. Welcome to The Downshift, or TDS for short, The Drive’s morning news roundup bringing you the biggest automotive headlines from around the world. The Downshift recaps news briefly, with links to full stories for those seeking more info. Congrats, it’s Friday! Here’s your bulletin for June 5, 2026. 🏷️ Subaru has announced pricing for the 2027 BRZ, and it starts at $37,385—a modest increase over 2026’s starting MSRP of $37,055. However, it’s worth pointing out that the second-generation BRZ began at…

For many drivers, vehicle maintenance usually focuses on visible areas such as the paint, wheels, or engine performance. However, one of the most heavily used parts of a car is often overlooked: the interior flooring. Most vehicles come with OEM plush carpets that are designed mainly for comfort and appearance, but daily driving conditions can quickly turn them into one of the hardest areas to keep clean. Dirt from shoes, spilled drinks, pet hair, and dust easily become trapped deep inside the carpet fibers. During rainy seasons or muddy road conditions, the situation often becomes worse as water and moisture…

If you have ever drafted an email in ChatGPT and then had to copy it across to Gmail or Outlook to actually send it, you can now skip that extra step. OpenAI has rolled out the ability to send emails directly from writing blocks in ChatGPT on the web, keeping the whole process inside a single conversation from start to finish. Draft it. Tweak it. Send it.You can now send emails directly from writing blocks in ChatGPT on the web, without leaving the conversation. pic.twitter.com/GoQtlSFGFG— ChatGPT (@ChatGPTapp) June 5, 2026 ChatGPT writing blocks now let you send emails Writing blocks…

For decades, the midsize sedan was the default answer for buyers seeking affordable fuel economy, comfortable highway manners, and enough space for a growing family. Vehicles like the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonata, and Nissan Altima built loyal followings because they offered reliable transportation without excessive fuel costs. SUVs, meanwhile, were often viewed as larger, thirstier alternatives that traded efficiency for cargo room and ride height. That gap has now become dramatically smaller. Advancements in hybrid technology, lightweight chassis engineering, turbocharged engines, and aerodynamic improvements have allowed a new generation of compact SUVs to achieve fuel economy figures once…

Even though Volkswagen still sells the GTI and the Golf R in the US, it’s been years since the car they’re based on has been on the market. VW dropped it from the American lineup at the end of 2021. One of the major reasons for it was the fact that VW still built the Golf in Germany, and the costs were making it hard to justify exporting them to the States. This was even before tariffs were imposed by the Trump Administration. However, that production issue is going away quite soon, and the CEO of VW’s American branch sounds…

Generally, if you want a top-tier supercar, you turn to the usual suspects like Ferrari, Lamborghini, or Bugatti. You wouldn’t expect a more mainstream manufacturer to come up with something as spectacular as these specialists, but that was exactly what Lexus did when it introduced its bold LFA in 2011. Lexus wanted people to believe in an exotic car powered by a bespoke V10 and built in tiny numbers. The company priced the LFA at $375,000 before delivery charges and made headlines with the bold project, even if the vehicle’s positioning was a little awkward. However, today, the LFA has…