Category: driving
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Tesla FSD Enters Europe: Speed Limits Hinder Expansion
Sweden’s Concerns Over Tesla FSD and Speed Limit Issues Sweden has raised concerns about the potential risks associated with Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, particularly its ability to exceed speed limits when operating in automated mode. This issue has led to a possible opposition from Sweden against the EU-wide approval of FSD unless specific features…
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The 2026 Subaru BRZ tS proves driver engagement beats raw power
The BRZ’s Unique Appeal in a World Focused on Power In today’s automotive landscape, performance cars are often judged by the numbers they produce. Manufacturers are constantly pushing for higher horsepower, faster acceleration, and more advanced technology. However, the Subaru BRZ stands out as a car that doesn’t follow this trend. With its naturally aspirated…
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WRC Portugal: Hyundai on top as overnight leader Oliver Solberg loses time
Hyundai’s Adrien Fourmaux reclaimed the Rally Portugal lead after overnight leader Oliver Solberg struggled for pace across Friday morning’s loop of stages. Fourmaux started the day 3.4 seconds behind Solberg, but was able to leapfrog the Toyota driver in the opening stage of Friday’s mammoth seven-stage itinerary. Fourmaux delivered a strong pace across the three stages,…
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I saw the 2027 BMW 7 Series and it ditches the traditional driver’s display
The all-new 2027 BMW 7 Series was just unwrapped during a special unveiling event in New York City, including the all-electric i7 flagship models that highlight the luxury carmaker’s Neue Klasse technology. I got to sit inside the BMW 740 xDrive, which is powered by an inline 6-cylinder combustion engine that delivers a 394-hp peak…
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Neuville’s Chile Rally Drivetrain Risk
Thierry Neuville, a prominent contender in the World Rally Championship, faces a critical decision at Rally Chile: whether to revert to a potentially faulty drivetrain in a bid to salvage his performance. The Hyundai driver voiced his frustration after the opening stages, describing his i20 N as a “nightmare” due to a combination of setup…
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Europe’s EV U-Turn: China’s Charge
Chinese Electric Vehicles Surge into the European Market The European automotive landscape is undergoing a significant shift as Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers aggressively target the continent. The recent IAA auto fair in Munich, Germany, served as a stark illustration of this ambition, with approximately 100 Chinese automotive companies among the 700 exhibitors. These firms,…
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Mercedes-Benz EQS Review: Insights from the Futuristic Frontier
Operating an EQS is filled with instances of sudden understanding alongside periods of complete bewilderment. I doubt we’ll be reverting to our old ways, though. Operating in the future can be quite challenging. No one understands this better than Mercedes-Benz. This German firm has established itself as a pioneer in automotive technology, setting trends that…
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We’re Testing Europe’s Hottest New EV – What Should We Ask Next?
The Renault 5 E-Tech has tons of style, character and usability for the price. Renault is all about bringing retro design cues from iconic old models to the modern day, and it may definitely be on to something. Having lived with the new Renault 5 E-Tech for a couple of days, it’s one of the…