Mattel and Warner Bros. just dropped the news that Jon M. Chu, the brilliant director behind Wicked and Crazy Rich Asians, is set to helm the highly anticipated live-action Hot Wheels movie.
Unveiled at England’s legendary Shelsley Walsh hill climb, the camouflaged Porsche Cayenne Electric prototype didn’t just steal the show—it smashed the SUV course record by over four seconds, blazing through the 1,000-yard, 16.7 percent incline in a blistering 31.28 seconds. Oh, and former Top Gear host Richard Hammond used it to casually tow a 100-year-old, two-tonne vintage car like it was no big deal, proving this SUV is as tough as it is lightning-fast.
Jumping into the jam-packed world of dash cams, the VIOFO Dash Cam A119 Mini 2 is a little dynamo that delivers big-time value for its price. This compact device boasts a STARVIS 2 IMX675 image sensor, grabbing super-clear footage whether it’s bright daylight or pitch-dark night.
Photo credit: ItalDesign | Sebastiano Ciarcia
Back in the early ‘90s, BMW and Italdesign dropped the Nazca C2. Fast forward to 2025, and Italian designer Sebastiano Ciarcia has revived that magic with the BMW Ethos, a digital concept that gives a big nod to the Nazca C2 while adding a fresh, modern twist.
The DeLorean DMC-12, forever etched in our hearts thanks to Back to the Future, always screamed “cool” with its 88mph time-travel lore, but it wasn’t exactly built for speed. That sharp, stainless-steel body looks like it could zip past a spaceship, but the original 130-horsepower PRV V6? Total snooze for a car with such a futuristic aesthetic. Then along comes FuelTech, a Florida crew of gearheads who swapped out that sluggish V6 for a Ferrari F355’s 3.5-liter V8, giving this legend the oomph it always deserved.
On a calm Saturday night, June 28, 2025, the open lanes of I-15 southbound near Orem, Utah, turned into the scene of an auto enthusiast’s worst nightmare. Supercar Ron, a car collector, was behind the wheel of his ultra-rare Ferrari F40 LM—a $3 million gem of engineering—when things went south at 9:58 p.m. A semi-truck, loaded with a tanker and sporting long wheel lug nuts, allegedly clipped the supercar in what Ron called a near-PIT maneuver, sending the F40 into a tailspin.
The Wuyang-Honda E-VO isn’t your typical Honda ride. Born from a team-up with Guangzhou Motorcycle Group’s Wuyang, this cafe racer-styled electric bike is built for China’s jam-packed city streets, not a worldwide tour—at least not yet. Unveiled at Beijing’s Shougang Park with a slogan of “Electric Motor and Intelligent Driving,” the E-VO mixes retro cool with modern electric zip.