If you are looking for answers among luxury cars, Carwow has made it easy for us. They nominated Audi A8, BMW Series 7 and Mercedes S-Class and currently are looking for an answer of the question of which one is the best. Which one is better? A very important item in this comparison is the…
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Toyota sold 10.5 million vehicles worldwide during 2021. The Japanese company’s sales increased by 10.1% compared to last year. Toyota is already ranked as the largest carmaker in the world for the second year in a row. Competition with German Volkswagen has narrowed. Car manufacturers have been forced to cut production because the lack of…
Owners of old cars in Romania willing to replace them with a non-electric vehicle will be entitled to up to RON12,000 (EUR2,400) if they scrap two cars older than 15 years each, local media reported. For the first one, romania-insider.com said, they would get RON6,000 and they could also scrap a second car (for a single replacement…
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Harley-Davidson stock jumped the most in 13 months after the company said it would list its electric-motorcycle unit publicly through a merger with a blank-check company, capping off a busy year for reverse mergers in the electric-vehicle industry. The LiveWire division will merge with AEA-Bridges Impact Corp., a special purpose acquisition company that focuses on…
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In many ways, automakers are taking a cue from Tesla as they equip vehicles to receive over-the-air updates, years after the electric vehicle maker began doing so. They also have watched technology companies such as Apple use connectivity to produce recurring revenue streams and make customers fiercely brand-loyal. Stellantis says the software and services market…
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Rolls-Royce will soon begin on-road testing of its first all-electric production car, the Spectre, ahead of a market launch in the fourth quarter of 2023. By then, prototypes will have covered 150 million miles in a range of conditions, which Rolls-Royce equates to a simulated 400 years of use. The Goodwood firm’s CEO, Torsten Müller-Ötvös,…
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