Most collaborations between automakers and lifestyle brands don’t move past surface-level graphics or merch at best. But MINI and Deus Ex Machina, in this latest project, have aimed for something higher. Together, they built not one, but two one-off John Cooper Works cars, each designed with a distinct identity. While one was fabricated in a […]
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Although we’re only hours away from the new iX3’s debut, BMW is still finding ways to hype up the model internally known as the “NA5.” Ahead of the electric crossover’s reveal on September 5, a new four-part video series explores all things Neue Klasse. The first episode focuses on the so-called Heart of Joy. What
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Segway just smashed the accelerator pedal on youth motorsports, teaming up with indoor karting giant K1 Speed in a new partnership that blends electric micromobility with high-octane (high-electron?) thrills and fun. The collaboration will see Segway become the official sponsor of K1’s Junior and Teen Challenge GP leagues, while also putting Segway’s high-performance scooters and
Toronto, ON, September 3, 2025 – Plug’n Drive is pleased to announce the appointment of Chad Yee as its Director, Strategic Initiatives and Public Affairs. Chad brings over 25 years of automotive industry leadership spanning OEM, dealership, strategic planning, brand management, and marketing roles, with a proven track record of advancing electric vehicle (EV) adoption
The importance of BMW’s second-generation iX3 cannot be overstated. Even if you’re not into electric vehicles or SUVs, the “NA5” is a big deal. It signals a new design direction in Munich—one that will be applied across all models. Whether there’s a combustion engine under the hood or not, the cars will look strikingly similar.
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MINI’s rally pedigree dates back to the 1960s, beginning with victory at the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally. Two years later, a 1-2-3 finish etched the company’s name into history—even if the cars were disqualified for non-compliant lights. In 1967, the classic Cooper S triumphed again, followed a year later by a third-place finish. These early
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GM sold over 21,000 electric vehicles in the US last month, its best yet. Despite the surge in August sales, GM warned that with the “irrational discounts” on EVs set to end soon, the market is due for a shake-up. GM sells record EVs in August as irrational discounts end August was GM’s best month ever for
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Audi unveils a bold new design in Milan. Audi recently ended the eras of two of its most celebrated sports models, the R8 supercar, with its incredible V10 engine, and the TT, an undeniable icon of automotive design that pushed the industry forward with its dashing, sleek, modern looks and fun-to-drive character. However, with those
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The two-door car is a shrinking niche. Just ask BMW. It’s about to pull the plug on the Z4 without planning a direct successor. Adding insult to injury, the 4 Series Coupe and Convertible might not be long for this world either. Still, there’s a glimmer of hope for those seeking a fun car. Come
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After 40 years, duPont REGISTRY’s cover cars capture moments in automotive history. This year, duPont REGISTRY, the source for supercars since 1985, is celebrating its 40th anniversary. In that time, some of the world’s most desirable, iconic, and influential luxury and exotic cars have graced the cover of our magazine over the past 40 years,
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