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Alpine is preparing a fully electric successor to its iconic A110 sports car, marking a significant evolution for the brand while maintaining the essence of driving pleasure.
The ID. Polo is Volkswagen's new all-electric compact car in the Polo class and is considered the official successor to the classic Polo in the electric age.
This marks a major shift in Ferrari's history as it enters the electric vehicle market with the Luce, a model that combines performance, technology, and a new family-friendly design.
Known for its rear-wheel drive temperament and pure driving pleasure, the BMW range evolves with the introduction of all-wheel drive on the BMW M2. A major technical evolution that does not compromise the playful DNA of the most compact M model.
Tesla has just presented the new Tesla Model Y Performance, the sportiest and most refined version of the world's best-selling electric SUV. With a competitive price, sports car performance, and surprising range, the new model promises to conquer the market once again.
On October 9, 2025, Ferrari unveiled its strategic plan through 2030, confirming a commitment to innovation, exclusivity, and sustainability, centered around the Ferrari Elettrica, its first fully electric model.
Volvo continues its transformation towards full electrification with the arrival of the Volvo EX60, a SUV that marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Swedish manufacturer.
The debut of Ferrari's first fully electric supercar named Luce has become one of the most discussed events in the automotive industry in recent years.
German manufacturers did not just create engines — they shaped engineering directions that influenced the entire automotive industry.
Taiwanese company Foxconn, known primarily as one of Apple’s main manufacturing partners, has unveiled its second production electric vehicle.
