Category: Automotive
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The new 2018 911 Carrera T is equipped to be light and sporty
The puristic 911 T model from 1968 is reinvigorated with the new 2018 911 Carrera T. Based on the 370 hp Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe, the new model features unique design elements. With less weight, a manual transmission with a shorter constant transaxle ratio, and a standard mechanical rear differential lock, performance and driving pleasure are…
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Is Richard Branson’s high-speed train in a pneumatic tube pie in the sky?
First airlines, then spaceships. Now the Virgin boss wants to build Hyperloop One – a high-speed, pneumatic maglev railway. But engineering experts doubt that it will ever leave the station
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To mark the discontinuation of the Mercedes-AMG G 65, AMG is offering an exclusive Final Edition
The G 65 Final Edition is available starting at 310,233 euros. As automated and autonomous driving are central topics in vehicle development at Mercedes-Benz, the Stuttgart-based automotive company announced on 19 October a Final Edition to mark the discontinuation of the Mercedes-AMG G 65, world’s most powerful series production off-roader. More than a third of…
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E-Voluzione, the First Electric Bike Project by Pininfarina, welcomes € 10.000 Elettronica Limited Edition
Diavelo’s booth at the recent Eurobike offered a stunning display. Elettronica is the new born in the E-voluzione family, the first electric bike project designed by Pininfarina and realized by Diavelo, a member of the Accell Group. Elettronica was born to become the queen of her Collection, the most exclusive, the best performing. “A cutting-edge…
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The ultimate of sporty Italian cars and sporty e-bikes combined
We are electric – are you? Maserati MCCorse is an award winning ebike. Seeing it is spectacular. Driving it is sensational. The Maserati e-bike collection is an innovative project in the e-bike market. Born from the corporation between Diavelo a member of the Accell group and Maserati. Designed by Diavelo with the inputs of Maserati’s designers…
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World petrol demand ‘likely to peak by 2030 as electric car sales rise’
Wood Mackenzie predicts global oil growth will plateau about 2035 – earlier than some previous forecasts