Rachel Thompson
This Gym Offers a Porsche to Anyone Who Can Lose 50kg in 3 Months
A gym in Binzhou, Shandong province, has launched a bold and controversial weight-loss challenge, offering a Porsche Panamera to anyone who can lose 50 kilograms in just three months.
Tesla Sales Are Falling, but Elon Musk Still Gets Approval for His Record $1 Trillion Compensation Plan
Elon Musk has secured the largest pay package in corporate history after Tesla shareholders approved a plan that could reward him with up to $1 trillion over the next decade.
Ford Unveils 900+ HP F-150 Raptor R at SEMA – But No Production Plans (At Least, Not Yet)
Ford has pulled the curtain back on a stunning new version of its F-150 Raptor R at the 2025 SEMA Show, revealing an upgraded concept truck pushing over 900 horsepower.
EV Sales Drop Sharply in October After Tax Credit Ends
Sales of electric vehicles took a steep dive in October, following the end of the federal $7500 tax credit that had propped up demand throughout the year.
Toyota Teases Mysterious Fourth GR Model for America: Fans Think It’s the Return of a Legend
Toyota just dropped a major clue about its next GR sports car—but not where you'd expect. Hidden in a nine-minute anime film, a shadowy figure and cryptic message hint at…
Over 1 Million Toyota, Lexus, and Subaru Vehicles Recalled
More than 1 million vehicles from Toyota, Lexus, and Subaru are being recalled due to a critical issue.
This Proposal Could Solve Plug-In Hybrids’ Biggest Problem
Germany's largest auto industry association, VDA, is pushing for a controversial plan to compel plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) drivers to charge their cars more frequently.
Waymo Readies Its Autonomous Cars to Face Their Toughest Test
Waymo is taking its self-driving cars into winter for the first time, preparing its autonomous fleet to navigate snow, ice, and freezing rain in U.S. cities and international markets like…
Student Finds Lamborghini and Ferrari Worth Over $500,000 Sitting Untouched for 20 Years in Grandmother’s Garage
A student exploring his grandmother’s garage uncovered a dust-covered 1981 Lamborghini Countach and Ferrari 308, left untouched for 20 years after being retired from his grandfather’s exotic car rental fleet.
Volvo Delays Electric-Only Lineup, Will Keep Gas Engines Into Late 2030s
Volvo delays its all-electric shift, planning to keep gasoline engines into the late 2030s while relying on next-gen plug-in hybrids as a bridge amid slower-than-expected EV adoption.
Toyota Brings an Icon Back to Life: The Legendary Land Cruiser FJ60 Is Reborn
This modernized version blends classic off-road style with cutting-edge performance, offering improved suspension, larger tires, and a nod to its heritage with a "Turbo" emblem.
It’s Official, Toyota Unveils Two New Global Brands
At the Tokyo Motor Show, Toyota announced the global launch of two new brands—Century and GR.
This Tiny Electric Motor Is More Powerful Than Four Tesla Model Y Combined
A miniature electric motor developed by YASA, a British company, has set a new record in power density. Weighing just 12.7 kg, this motor generates an impressive 750 kilowatts (over…
New Chinese Solid-State Battery Promises 800 Miles on a Single Charge
China is making waves in the EV industry with a new solid-state battery that promises a range of up to 800 miles on a single charge.
These 10 Electric Vehicles Have the Most Durable Batteries, New Study
A recent study by Swedish company Kvdbil examined over 1,366 electrified vehicles, including 723 fully electric cars and 643 plug-in hybrids, to assess battery durability.
China Learned From the West — Now It’s Pushing It Out of the Car Industry
China’s automakers now outproduce foreign partners 2 to 1, after decades of learning through joint ventures—flipping the script and pushing Western brands out of their once-dominant market.
More Americans Open to Buying Chinese Cars — Even If They Can’t Yet, New Study Finds
Over half of Americans are open to buying Chinese cars like Huawei, Xiaomi, and BYD, even though they're not sold in the US—interest is rising fast despite trade barriers and…
Drivers in the U.S. Are Dying After Repairs With Illegal Airbag Parts
A federal investigation is underway after a series of fatal airbag explosions in the United States were traced back to counterfeit components manufactured in China.
Musk Confirms Tesla Cybercabs Will Run Without Safety Drivers in Austin by End of 2025
Tesla will remove safety drivers from its Cybercab fleet in Austin, Texas, by the end of 2025, marking a pivotal step in the company’s long-promised rollout of autonomous vehicles.
Lamborghini Now Offers a 10-Year Warranty Like Kia — But There’s a Catch
Lamborghini has launched a new 10-year warranty program for its vehicles, aligning itself with more mainstream automakers like Kia.
Tesla Recalls 380,000 Model 3 and Y After Reports of Sudden Power Loss
Tesla is recalling over 380,000 of its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles from the 2023 model year due to a potential power steering failure, which could significantly increase the…
Kia’s Teaser of the Upcoming Telluride Just Dropped — and It’s a Masterclass in Shadowy Reveals
Kia unveils the first shadowy teaser of the 2027 Telluride ahead of its full debut at the 2025 Los Angeles Auto Show, offering a glimpse of the next-gen SUV’s updated…
It’s Not Just the Bolt Coming Back — Chevy Is Planning a Full $30K EV Lineup
Chevrolet is bringing back the Bolt and launching a full lineup of affordable EVs around it, all priced near $30,000, marking a bold move by GM to lead in the…
Here’s Every EV That Got Canceled or Delayed in the U.S. This Year
A wave of EV delays and cancellations hit the U.S. in 2025 as automakers face rising costs, shifting demand, and policy changes, forcing many to pause or scrap electric vehicle…
The $7,500 EV Credit Is Dead—But These States Will Pay You Even More
As of Sept. 30, 2025, the federal EV tax credit is gone—but some U.S. states now offer up to $9,000 in rebates to keep buyers interested and the electric vehicle…
