Development of the forthcoming BMW i7 continues with focus now turning to acoustic testing. BMW has been refining the acoustics of the car with the aim of ensuring disturbing noises are kept away from occupants.
Launched at the height of the pandemic, Porsche Club GB’s inaugural season of the 911 Challenge series proved a big success, with private owners and teams campaigning classic 911s at some of the UK’s bestloved circuits.
Ferdinand Porsche was fascinated by electricity, even as a teenager. As early as 1893, he installed an electric lighting system in his parents’ house.
In 1951, Porsche celebrated its first class win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Today, the brand can look back on nineteen overall wins and a staggering 108 class victories
The new LMDh prototype from Porsche Penske Motorsport has passed its first test on an international stage with flying colours. On Circuit de Catalunya, close to the Spanish metropolis of Barcelona
For many owners of a Porsche sports car, the desire for more individuality goes hand in hand with uncertainty. Specifically, whether personalising your Porsche will void the car’s factory warranty.
Rolls-Royce has reimagined the Spirit of Ecstasy figurine for its new all-electric car, the Spectre, 111 years after the Spirit of Ecstasy was first registered as intellectual property of Rolls-Royce on 6th February 1911
Bentley Motors has announced an ambitious programme to be known as the Five-in-Five plan, which commits the marque to launching a new electric model each year, from 2025. Even more significant for the firm’s future,
The Amelia Island sale from Gooding & Co in early March saw a world-record price achieved for a Bentley R-type Continental: $ 2,975,000, or around £2,270,000.
Abarth has streamlined its range to just two main models, with optional ‘packs’ available for each. The entry-level 595 (145bhp) has been dropped, as have all Esseesse versions
Abarth is launching its first ever SUV exclusively for the Brazilian market. The Pulse Abarth is the very first model in the brand's 73- year history not to be developed
