On the Wiechers Sport stand at the Essen show is presented an interesting electric Peugeot 207 S2000! Based on a Peugeot 207 S2000 - a model specially designed for the Rally - Stohl Racing ordered an...
The "first Indian electric car" has just been presented at the Gujarat "Auto Show 2014", it can reach 150kph and 500km of range. Presented by its designer Shashi Vyas who develops the Supernova through...
BMW has just revealed a new plug-in hybrid technology adaptable across the range and announces upcoming models, a plug-in hybrid 3 Series and concepts of new generation hybrid vehicles. According to...
During an interview to a Japanese media (Tokyo News Channel) Carlos Ghosn gave tips about the range of the next Nissan Leaf whose range could double and reach 400km! Thanks to new motors and batteries...
After Lito Green Motion and the Sora electric superbike coming from Canada, it is on 4 wheels that Dubuc Motors wants to show off with an electric sports car! Just after presenting the Tomahawk a kit...
The news came ast week, not happy enough with their hybrid hypercar LaFerrari, the brand presented as it does with each of his rare models - the Enzo for example - an even more extreme version of called...
Several Rallye cars in electric or hybrid have been presented as the 207 S2000 Rally-e, Tim Coronel's buggy or the Oscar EO - until now none had enough range for an entire race as the Dakar - but the Spanish...
The Porsche 918 Spyder is the most ultimate Porsche, a 887hp hybrid hypercar that costs € 777,997 in France, while all the units are reserved or already delivered, it hurts to see a brand new one meet...
First hydrogen car to be mass-produced and sold worldwide, the Toyota Mirai is already victim of its success, in fact, soon after its launch, the manufacturer has already announced that demand exceeded...
If you have always dreamed of flying like a bird, thanks the University of Zurich in partnership with the Design and Research Institute Ide, it is now a reality with a simulator that reproduces movements...
