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Still not quite like it, but the repetition part happened for sure. Jonny Smith, from the Fully Charged YouTube channel, had the chance to test drive the Porsche Taycan less than a week ago. And he performed exactly 30 launches from 0 to 124 mph (200 km/h). Could a Tesla
Is that MK7 GTI no longer giving you the same driving thrill? Looking for more performance? Maybe something with all-wheel-drive and around 300 horsepower? How ’bout a MK7 Golf R? But maybe you want something a little more special. Do you build your own custom R, or pick one up
Tesla owners’ complaints pile up while they wait for an official answer. Last April, a Tesla Model S burst into flames in Shanghai. By the end of June, Tesla released the results of their analysis on the accident and announced an update to improve the battery pack’s lifespan. Since May,
The new absolute track record belongs to EVs: 39.9 seconds, set by Romain Dumas in the Volkswagen I.D. R On July 6, Romain Dumas made use of another run in the Volkswagen I.D. R at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed and further improved its all-time record to 39.9 seconds (compared
Images of the next-generation Honda Jazz Type R have leaked online. The hatchback is reported to debut at the 2020 Tokyo Motor Show. According to the leaked images, the Type R is likely to feature a trapezoidal grille with a chrome bar. It has sweptback headlamps with integrated LED daytime
Beautiful looks and a sporty driving experience clash with disappointing driving range. There’s something inherently funny about an electric vehicle coming from a country with such an established history of building cars with electrical problems. But as we found out while sampling the 2019 Jaguar I-Pace earlier this year, there’s
It’s the fastest electric racing car and second overall at the Nürburgring Nordschleife Romain Dumas in the Volkswagen I.D. R today set a new, amazing electric car record on the Nürburgring Nordschleife race track: 6 minutes 05.336 seconds at an average speed of 206.96 km/h (128.62 mph) over the 20.8 km
Volkswagen has filed trademark applications for updated versions of the R and R-Line logos. The German automaker filed to reserve both of the new logos with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office. The logos fall under usage classifications for cars and motor vehicles, retail outlet stores for motor vehicles, scale models