Banana Gear Studios has created a fully-automated LEGO car factory, which is one of the most impressive projects to emerge in recent years, or at least in our eyes. This time, instead of spitting out a single, simpler LEGO car, the factory produces three in fast succession, each gliding off a ramp as a fully completed model.
Caterham is finally bringing its Project V electric sports car to American shores, two years after the initial reveal. The company showed the vehicle at CES 2026 in Las Vegas this week, signaling a serious push into the US market after decades of absence.
In 1976, Hollywood attempted to mock the plethora of disaster films that were filling theaters at the time. Paramount Pictures stepped up with The Big Bus, a comedy about a comically enormous bus attempting to go from New York to Denver nonstop. Cyclops, the bus, was there in the middle of the mayhem, a genuine article capable of driving on real roads.
Volvo is making another significant jump into electric vehicles with the EX60, a midsize crossover that will be available soon. This one is positioned right in the middle, between the smaller EX40 and the bigger EX90, and it’s geared firmly at families who want a practical electric car that doesn’t sacrifice range or convenience. The exact details will be revealed on January 21, 2026 during a livestreamed event, and production begins in the first half of the year at their Gothenburg factory.
Sony Honda Mobility just had their huge press conference at CES in Las Vegas, but what was the true message? Well, we know the AFEELA 1 sedan will be available later this year. However, the true show-stopper was yet to arrive: the AFEELA Prototype 2026, a compact electric SUV that not only provides clients with another option, but also demonstrates additional space and functionality.
Evotrex, a company based in sunny California, made an impact at CES 2026 with its latest creation, the PG5, a travel trailer that can produce its own power on the fly. Alex Xiao, the company’s founder, claims it is the world’s first travel trailer that allows you to live off the grid without ever having to plug into a campsite.
Hyundai Motor Group made a surprise announcement at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, disclosing plans to have Boston Dynamics-built robots do important work in automobile manufacturing. Executives laid forth a strategy for spreading humanoid robotics across manufacturing lines, beginning small and building up large.
At CES 2026, NVIDIA announced a significant breakthrough: they created self-driving vehicles capable of navigating extremely difficult roads with little to no human intervention. It’s all centered around their DRIVE platform, which is currently powering real-world automobiles and laying the groundwork for substantial automation.
