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2026 Subaru Uncharted EV Production
Subaru has just revealed more information about its 2026 Uncharted EV, a compact crossover that will join the electric lineup. Pricing starts at less than $35,000, with deliveries beginning in early 2026. You’ll be able to choose between three trim levels: the base Premium with front-wheel drive, the mid-level Sport with all-wheel drive, and the top GT, which also has all-wheel drive.

Flexiv Rizon Robot Hands-Free EV Charging
Electric vehicles have transformed the way people travel, yet plugging in the charger remains a chore that all EV owners must endure on a regular basis. Flexiv, a robotics business based in Shenzhen, has developed a solution to this problem. They designed a rolling robot that does all of the work for you, including locating your car in a parking lot, getting the charging cable, and plugging it in.

Encor Series I Lotus Espirit V8 Restomod
Encor Design unveiled its first creation last week, a car that took the Lotus Esprit from the realm of nostalgia and dropped it solidly in the present. Meet the Series I, a restomod that combines the crisp lines of the ’75 original with the power of a late-model V8 – all encased in a carbon-fiber shell so light you’d assume it was being towed by a helium balloon. Fifty years after Giorgetto Giugiaro’s wedge first drew attention at the Paris Motor Show, a small team of ex-Lotus engineers has managed to design a car that honors every curve of its predecessor while also resolving every significant problem.

Apple F1 Streaming Preview
F1’s engines are gearing up for a significant shift in the United States next year. Apple recently signed a five-year deal to become the series’ sole broadcaster, and they are making all session footage available on their Apple TV platform. That means everyone with the basic $12.99 monthly membership will be able to watch all 24 races, practice runs, qualifying heats, sprint events, and the works for free. And the best part? There are no additional payments, and no advertisements to disturb the action.

Toyota GR GT Reveal
Toyota has recently revealed details about the GR GT, a two-seater that appears to be straight out of the company’s performance playbook. A front-engine supercar at a time when Toyota’s Gazoo racing squad has spent years fine-tuning cars like the Supra and GR Yaris, the GR GT takes it to the next level. It strikes a balance between being able to drive to the stores and having enough grip and speed to necessitate the presence of a nearby track.

Pininfarina x JAS Tensei NSX Restomod Acura Honda
Back in 1990, Honda’s first NSX was a sight to behold, with sharp lines that made the car feel like it was slicing through the air as lightly as a scalpel. Over three decades later, the same style and soul are given fresh life as the Tensei NSX. This car is the result of a collaboration between Pininfarina’s design team and JAS Motorsport’s engineers, who have done wonders with a donor chassis from the first-generation NSX, dressing it up in a carbon fiber body that is equal parts tribute to the old car and a step forward.

Aspark Owl Roadster
Japan’s Aspark has always been about pushing the boundaries with their electric vehicles, and the Owl Roadster takes that to a whole new level. This open-top beauty is essentially a convertible version of the original Owl coupe, just the type of vehicle you want to get behind the wheel of when the road calls and you want a little wind in your hair and some serious speed beneath your feet.