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BMW announced on Thursday that its BMW M performance division will unveil a new flagship vehicle on November 29. The vehicle is described as a high-performance hybrid to be built at BMW’s plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The plant, which is BMW Group’s biggest in the world, currently builds crossovers exclusively. The list includes the

Aston Martin’s Valkyrie hypercar is finally in production, five years after it was first shown as a concept. The automaker announced on Thursday that the first customer example has been completed and will be delivered in the coming weeks. That’s about two years later than originally planned. Production is taking place at Aston Martin’s plant

McLaren is set to enter the new electric off-road racing series Extreme E in 2022, but it won’t go it alone. The British race team and supercar manufacturer announced on Wednesday that it will partner with leading Canadian motorsport and engineering company Multimatic for its Extreme E effort. The partnership will provide McLaren with access

Hot on the heels of Wednesday’s tease of the next-generation Mini Hardtop comes our first spy shots of the premium small car brand’s next Countryman. Both redesigned vehicles are due in 2023, likely as 2024 models. The Countryman prototype in our spy shots is for a performance-oriented model, as evidenced by the big wheel and

Speed Academy recently checked out a 2021 Tesla Model S Plaid at a race track, but it’s not another review, rather it’s part of preparations to make the car better. According to the test drives around the track, the Plaid is considered the world’s greatest and most dangerous drag car at the same time. Drivers found

Mini aims to become an all-electric brand at the beginning of the 2030s and for that to happen, the BMW Group company obviously needs to plan ahead. The automaker has already confirmed three EVs it will launch in the 2023–2024 interval. Those are the next-gen Countryman coming in 2023 (also available with combustion engines), the Cooper

Even though China is supposed to be a somewhat conservative People’s Republic, its car buying habits certainly don’t reflect that. Local buyers choose Chinese vehicles usually because they are much cheaper than Western brands’ offerings (and they sometimes look nearly identical), but if they had the money, many would buy a foreign brand. One recent

Ford had one of the earliest production EVs on offer, launched just less than a year after the Tesla Model S. It was not a rival for the Tesla, though, being aimed more at the Nissan Leaf which had somewhat similar specs. But the Focus Electric, which was discontinued in 2018, was a very poor

Drag races when an electric vehicle always shoots off ahead of an ICE vehicle are not that fun to watch – they show just how much quicker EVs are, but it doesn’t really enthrall spectators like a closer race would. This race staged by carwow between a new Porsche 911 GT3 RS and a 1978