The famous Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari has officially entered the electric vehicle market. The company revealed its very first battery-powered production vehicle, the Ferrari Luce, at a launch event in Rome. The new model arrives as a five-door hatchback sedan that offers five seats - a layout that challenges traditional definitions of a Ferrari.
It's no secret that automakers struggle to make small electric cars exciting. High battery costs leave budget-friendly options feeling clinical and stripped of character. But Honda wants to challenge this reality with its newest global vehicle, an affordable and "aggressive" electric hot hatch. The vehicle officially started sales in Japan on Friday, May 22, 2026, under the name Super-ONE, and will soon head to international markets to shake up the entry-level segment.
The BMW iX3 50 xDrive is one of the hottest new electric products on the market, especially in Europe where sales and orders are through the roof ever since the model was initially announced. We already did a range test of the new iX3 50 xDrive a few months back, but now we got a differently specced unit to try out.
Tesla has quietly altered the name of its driver assistance software in China. The American automaker changed the label on its official Chinese website from the "Full Self-Driving" moniker to "Tesla Assisted Driving." The world's largest EV market presents unique challenges, and this seemingly simple name change highlights ongoing regulatory pressures.
The Chinese automotive market is an incredibly tough place for foreign manufacturers, and Volkswagen experienced this pressure firsthand, reporting a painful 46.7% year-on-year sales drop in China for April. Sales numbers went down to 77,995 vehicles - a 37.8% drop compared to the previous month. To counter this downward trend, the German automaker's joint venture, Volkswagen Anhui, officially launched a new strategic product: the ID. Unyx 07.
DS is one of the more exciting choices one can make in today's automotive landscape, especially in Europe. It is a brand that wants to break off from its Citroen legacy and does so with a lot of flare, particularly when it comes to design.
During a presentation at the 13th Intelligent Connected Vehicle Technology Annual Conference in Shanghai, BYD revealed that its active driver-assistance technologies improve road safety by a huge margin. For a global market increasingly interested in EVs, these statistics offer a rare, data-driven look at how software affects daily driving.