Lancia Is Bringing Back the Delta HF Integrale
Lancia confirmed the “HF Integrale” nameplate for performance versions of the upcoming Delta and Gamma. Stellantis is attempting something of a comeback with Lancia. Left for years to languish, Lancia…
Dodge Recalls Charger EV Because It Isn’t Legally Noisy Enough
Dodge built the vehicles with exterior amplifiers that might not make any sound. Electric vehicles are much quieter than combustion-powered cars. However, they’re not supposed to be totally silent. Federal…
Screen construction debris and recycled materials with EDGE Innovate’s latest screening solution
The SCREENPRO S16 is the latest addition to the SCREENPRO range from EDGE Innovate, following the success of the larger SCREENPRO S18. The new model offers a more compact solution…
Could Pop-Up Headlights Make a Comeback?
Retro design elements are more popular than ever. Could the return of pop-up headlights be the next big trend? They say everything is cyclical—fashion, music, pop culture. The same is…
Hercal buys Iberia’s largest demolition excavator from Liebherr to advance sustainability projects
The Catalan company Hercal has acquired the largest demolition excavator in Spain and Portugal: the Liebherr R 980 Demolition. Based in Terrassa, Barcelona, the company highlights the 60-metre plus reach…
Longtime Ferrari Boss Might Be Working for McLaren
Luca di Montezemolo, Enzo’s successor at Ferrari, is now listed as a director for the parent company of McLaren Automotive. Luca Cordero di Montezemolo is one of the most important…
You Don’t Need a V-12: Why Rolls-Royce’s New Performance Car Is Better As an EV
The Spectre Black Badge proves that you don’t need 12 cylinders to have a good time. The V-12 is dying. Apart from a few holdouts endeavoring to keep the monstrous…
Ian Callum’s Reimagined Mini Is Our New Favorite Restomod
It costs just over $100,000. In a world where bigger is often better, it’s nice to see the classic Mini continue to thrive. There’s a new limited-run restomod available, a…
IIHS: Vehicle Blind Spots Are Getting Bigger Every Year
Forward visibility on some vehicles tested fell by as much as 58 percent over 25 years. Vehicles today are far larger than they were before the turn of the century.…
Mercedes Recalls Most AMG One Hypercars Over Fire Risk
Nearly all of the 275 cars could catch fire. The AMG One has been nothing but a pain to develop. Although the concept debuted in September 2017, the production version…