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Mercedes will reveal the long-awaited final production version of the electric G-Class at the Beijing motor show later this month. Previously known as the EQG concept and showcased in our country under that name earlier this year, the electric 4x4 will be sold as the G580 with EQ Technology after it launches in India later this year, following its reveal on April 24 at Auto China.
Fisker has slashed prices on its Ocean electric SUV as it looks to relieve a glut of unsold vehicles.
Fisker announced a round of drastic price cuts in a bid to offload its inventory of unsold 2023-model-year cars and hoist itself out of dire financial straits. The only model in its range, an electric crossover called Ocean, will cost up to $24,000 less beginning on March 29, 2024.
► Minor styling changes hide significant updates for the G-Class ► Active roll stabilisation now optional on G63 ► Aero tweaks and updated engines improve efficiency
Sometimes architecture is more about the art than the living. That seems the case for this Porsche collection assembled by Austrian architect and founder of the St. Gilgen International School, Alexander Serda. Inspired by a kid's wooden toy that bundled a little Porsche car hauler and three tiny Porsches, Serda decided to build a life-sized example. He could have chosen any two Porsches from any era and a small, nondescript truck and trailer for pulling, but that would have been uncharacteristically stingy for the designer of high-end luxury residences. Instead, he chose a theme, went expansive with it, and maintained its purity down to the choice of truck. The result is the Toys for Boys Collection.
Fisker has paused production of its Ocean electric SUV for six weeks as it seeks to draw down inventory and secure additional financing.
KTM AG has increased its ownership stake in MV Agusta to 50.1%, the Austrian manufacturer’s parent Pierer Mobility AG has announced. This means, KTM AG is now the majority owner of the Italian manufacturer.