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Toyota partner's electric air taxi flies over New York
An electric air taxi takes off from JFK Airport, flies over the city at nearly 320 mph, and then lands in seven minutes.
From Debrecen to the roads: the BMW iX3 was introduced in Hungary as part of a roadshow
Nearly 300 test drives, ten test vehicles and exclusive programs – the new BMW was introduced in Hungary with a large-scale test drive event
Silence instead of V10: Lexus LFA successor arrives with solid-state battery
The Lexus LFA name was synonymous with the mesmerizing sound of the V10 engine. But the successor leaves this behind: it won't be a V10,
Lexus RZ: perfection built in detail
The Lexus RZ, with its important features renewed, has arrived in Hungary. The already progressive electric crossover is placed at the forefront of the market with its innovative technologies,
ADAC Opel GSE Rally Cup 2026: New international electric rally to start soon
Preparations for the ADAC Opel GSE Rally Cup 2026 are in full swing. The new, fully electric Opel Mokka
The all-new Toyota Highlander was introduced with an electric drive
The seven-seat, more than five-meter-long family SUV is the Japanese brand's largest electric car. The brand-new, fifth
Kia EV2 prototype achieves good range in extreme cold in one of the world's largest winter electric vehicle tests
The EV2 long-range version covered 310,6 kilometers in freezing cold, which is 25 percent less than the WLTP range. The Norwegian El
Giugiaro novelty again at UNIX-AMTS
GFG (Giorgetto and Fabrizio Giugiaro) will be presenting another concept car at the 2026 UNIX-AMTS. The design duo has previously presented two models
Electric Škoda for the price of a Dacia Spring? The new Škoda Epiq is coming!
The Škoda Epiq will be an affordable electric car, but we can only see it in disguise. With a Modern Solid design language, front-wheel drive and
Porsche has started production of the Cayenne Electric
The Porsche Cayenne Electric celebrated its world premiere in mid-November 2025. Production in Bratislava has already begun – the internal combustion engine