Explore the latest in the automotive world with Episode 389 of La Semaine Automobile, featuring Tesla vs. BYD, Ferrari's new manual model, Leclerc's Silverstone win, and Russia's shift to electric vehicles.
BYD reports a second month of sales growth driven by exports, amidst a declining domestic market in China.
Hennessey Special Vehicles has introduced the Venom F5-M, a supercar with a manual transmission and a powerful 6.6-liter V8 engine, limited to 12 units at $2.65 million each.
Tesla launches the Model Y L with six seats in the U.S. to revitalize sales following the end of a key tax credit.
Alpine is evolving its iconic A110 model into an electric sports car. The new A110 electric debuted at Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing its lightweight and agile design while preserving the brand's heritage.
Ferrari and BMW adopt aluminum for automotive wiring, reducing weight and costs amid rising global copper prices.
A 1976 Renault 5 Alpine Coupe de France, fully restored in 2018 and prepared for Group 2, is available for €20,000 in Toulouse. With only 4,000 km since restoration and an FIA passport, this car is perfect for historic rally enthusiasts.
Discover the essential steps to take after a car accident, including the importance of an independent vehicle assessment to secure your rightful compensation.
The urban SUV most manufactured in France receives an update. Produced in Toyota's Onnaing factory, the Yaris Cross features an exterior facelift, presentation improvements, and revised pricing. Discover what's new in this model.
Renault updates the Megane E-Tech electric vehicle with a new battery, improved range, and lower prices, making it a more appealing option in the compact electric segment.
The Cupra Raval continues its offensive in the electric city car market with the arrival of new entry-level versions. By adopting a reduced-capacity battery, the Spanish manufacturer lowers the entry price of its model while maintaining a sleek presentation and modern equipment.
Initially offered only in high-end configurations at launch, the Volkswagen ID. Polo is finally becoming more accessible. The German manufacturer is launching the Trend trim, an entry-level version priced from €24,995 before ecological bonuses.
