Wealthy buyers simply aren’t that interested in EVs, say CEOs, but they will be, and introducing the right sort of EV for ...

Their newly opened Advanced Design studio in Pasadena, California, pulled the cover off a striking new Corvette concept, one ...

The Rimac Nevera showcases electric precision and power with controlled drifting and incredible grip during hill climb runs – ...

During a recent interview with Top Gear, Christian von Koenigsegg made it clear that the company has no plans to release an ...

A British electric hypercar manufacturer unveiled the world’s first car to generate enough aerodynamic downforce to make ...

The V-12 powered Utopia was planned to come in an all-electric version, too, but Pagani said demand didn't exist.

The concept includes a single-piece, front-hinged cockpit canopy that can be fully removed, transforming the vehicle from a ...

The 907-hp "entry-level" Lamborghini raises the supercar bar as it slides into the Italian automaker’s lineup to replace the ...

Car News China reported that several high profile bloggers and influencers took to Weibo to declare that Zeekr is preparing an updated version, presumably to take back its high performance crown from ...

Driving upside down has long been a bit of a gag among engineers, but the McMurtry Spéirling just proved once and for all that it can be done. You have to see it for yourself.

The McMurty Spéirling is the first car to drive upside down, using fans that spin 23,000 rotations per minute, generating twice the car's weight in downforce.

ABC News: You introduced the Nevera R electric hypercar to the world at Monterey Car Week.The horsepower that car produces -- 2,107! -- is mind-blowing. How did you accomplish this?