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With the world's most powerful and high-revving naturally-aspirated V8 engine and an old-school manual gearbox, meet the new Hennessey Blackbird hypercar - a sensational statement about decoupling mechanical innovation from digital dependency. It ...

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? In aviation circles, the debate is often which came first: the military or civilian variant? Case in point: Archer Aviation's announcement at Farnborough of Halo, the civilian counterpart to the Thunder ...

The 59-year-old regulatory barrier preventing experimental self-driving concept vehicles from real-world, commercial operation has finally cracked.

Another major technological initiative to break cover at the recent Farnborough International Airshow was the upcoming flight-test phase of Airbus's Wing of Tomorrow program. The project aims to develop next-generation airliner wings so long that ...

Back in 2023, Chevrolet announced it was pulling the plug on the Bolt. Despite overcoming early battery recalls to post record sales figures, GM retired the hatchback to retool its factory for electric trucks and sunset its aging battery platform. .. ...

The innards of modern vehicles are increasingly locked behind digital firewalls and subscription-based diagnostics. Automakers have deliberately restricted access to what used to be easy car maintenance jobs for DIY owners and indie mechanics.

I think we can all agree that proper, boxy SUVs are having a bit of an identity crisis. There was a time when they were slow, lumbering machines that traded speed for the ability to crawl over rocks and wade through rivers. Today, it seems every ...

Audi has unveiled its largest ever car - the massive Q9/SQ9 SUV.

This one came out of nowhere. Honda recently took the stage in India to reveal not one, not two, not three, but a total of 10 new motorcycles for the country. I don't remember the last time I saw a bikemaker come out swinging as strongly as this.

There was a time when "factory custom" sounded like an oxymoron. If you wanted a motorcycle that felt uniquely your own, you rolled it into your garage, skinned a few knuckles, emptied your wallet on aftermarket parts, and hoped the end result looked ...