Alfa Romeo Celebrates 33 Stradale Day With New Royal Blue Color For The Supercar
Alfa Romeo has officially marked March 3 as the «33 Stradale Day,» which celebrates the 33 Stradale supercar and the importance of the number 33 to the Italian marque.
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Baby Microlino and Microlino Lite EV zip into 2024 Geneva show
► Details on Microlino quadricycle ► BMW’s Isetta bubble car reimagined ► New Microlino Lite makes Geneva 2024 debut
Apple iPhone manufacturer reveals Italian-styled electric car
Apple iPhone maker Foxconn has revealed what it says is a production-ready five-door hatchback at the 2024 Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland.
Fiat previews a new Panda, and a whole Panda-based range of global cars
Fiat isn't attending the Geneva Motor Show, but that hasn't stopped it from going to Geneva… Italy. That's right, there's a dainty patch of ground in Brescia called Ginevra, which is Italian for Geneva. Fiat CEO and Stellantis' chief marketing officer Olivier Francois has pulled another sly one, hosting his own miniature auto show at a bar in Ginevra to showcase Fiat's coming range of global models. The presentation is all about the Panda, old and new, with Fiat reworking the spirit and ethos of the 44-year-old nameplate into four concepts that start with an all-new Panda on Stellantis' global platform, then branch into two updates on popular current products and two all-new products.
All the highlights from the 2024 Geneva International Motor Show
The 2024 Geneva International Motor Show (GIMS) is currently taking place in its home city for the first time since 2019, with the event running from 27 February to 3 March.
Volvo, Kia and BYD duke it out in the finals for World Car of 2024
Three electric vehicles — none produced by an American manufacturer — will compete next month for the title of 2024 World Car of the Year, it was announced Monday.
The Microlino Lite Is A 28 MPH EV Bubble For Drivers With No License
Micro’s impossibly cute Microlino always looked like a stylish kids toy, and now there’s a new version available that stylish kids can get in and drive. The Microline Lite is as cool as the existing electric bubble car that’s been on sale in mainland Europe for a couple of years, but this version has been adapted to meet regulations allowing drivers as young as 14 to get behind the wheel.While the standard version’s single 17 hp (17 PS) electric motor gives it a top speed of 56 mph (90 kmh), the 12 hp (12 PS) Lite, which is launched this week at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland, is limited to 28 mph.
Did Climate Change Help This Skier Achieve the Impossible?
After a big mistake on his first run, Daniel Yule assumed he was out of the men’s slalom at this season’s Alpine Ski World Cup. “I’d already packed my bags, and I was ready to go back to the hotel,” he said in a TV interview after last weekend’s event in Chamonix, France.