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Despite being revealed what feels like ages ago, and also having been on sale in Europe for some time, Volkswagen is still dragging its feet bringing the electric ID.Buzz to the States. When it does finally get here, though, there will be a version missing from the lineup—a seven-seat, all-wheel-drive model.
Porsche confirmed Monday morning that the long-awaited Porsche 911 Hybrid will debut on Tuesday, May 28. Depending on who you ask, the first road-going hybrid 911 will be welcomed with either open arms or strong reluctance, but what can't be denied is that Porsche's put its new baby through the ringer to deliver a true 911.
Subaru isn't quite ready to build electric vehicles on its own. I get it—it's scary out there in the uncertain world of EV sales. That's why it's getting back together with Toyota to develop three more electric crossovers on top of the Solterra, the brand's bZ4X twin.
There are lots of reasons to love NASCAR at Darlington, and after Sunday's race, that's especially true if your name is Brad Keselowski. See, fans mark it on their calendars for the throwback liveries that drivers often run there. But going forward, Keselowski will remember it as the track where he broke a three-year, 110-race winless streak in a Castrol-themed Ford Mustang.
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Want a Lamborghini Diablo on the cheap? Perhaps that's silly to ask when your response is likely to be, «Yeah, but what's the catch?» Of course there's a catch: it's more than a little messed up. Still runs fine, though!
Whenever the temperature changes, we make adjustments. It's cold? Layer up. It's hot? Layer down (but not too much). It's temperate. Haha. Since when? But the same idea applies to EVs. Drive routes and trip planning need to be adjusted because range and charging times will fluctuate with the thermometer. However, for the summer months, there may be a hack for that.
Dodge knows it needs to stick the landing with the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona EV to get the Brotherhood on board with electric muscle cars. That's why it's throwing a bunch of party tricks in the mix, like the Fratzonic exhaust, fake engine vibrations, pistol grip shifter, and a donut mode. But a new patent application uncovered by CarBuzz suggests the car could eventually get a sweet performance-oriented active aero setup built into its pass-through grille.