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Solid-state battery technology is one of the long-term goals of the shift to electric cars. Mullen Automotive, an EV startup attempting to bring premium electric vehicles to customers, now claims to h
Mansory has hinted at a few new vehicles for which it plans to provide bodykits. The first teaser image, which was released on Facebook, shows kits for Ferrari SF90 Stradale and Ferrari Roma. Even if
When we looked at the Milan Automotive Facebook page, we noticed that its CEO, Markus Fux, was in Russia seeing someone who designed a Lada. That was Dmitry Lazarev, who was in charge of developing th
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Bentley's longtime collaboration with Breitling is one of the most solid ties between a carmaker and a watch business. The last watch ordered by the British luxury automaker has left the watchmake
Based on the Lotus Type 62, a limited edition of the Lotus Project 62 can now be ordered. Radford officially opened the order simultaneously announcing that production numbers are limited to 62
The Mini history began way back when its vehicles were built by the British Motor Corporation and sold with an Austin or Morris badge. The brand was taken to another level after racing legend John Coo