Tag: cars
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Porsche Mission S looks to the past to shape its next super sports car
From the 550 Spyder to the 911 GT1 and 959, Porsche’s latest vision model draws deeply on its heritage while pointing to a future mid-engined super sports car above the 911.
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Proposed COE changes could reshape Singapore’s used car market, say dealers
Dealers and analysts say some mass-market vehicles could lose resale value under the proposed COE changes, while demand for pre-owned luxury cars may rise.
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What happened to Germany’s Transrapid?
Transrapid was meant to link major cities and airports at extraordinary speeds. Today its old test site shows what remains of Germany’s ambitious maglev plans.
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Can Nigeria’s car market make the leap to electric?
Nigeria wants 60% of its vehicles to be electric by 2050, but the road to that target is far from straightforward. The existing threats to that progress include high costs, scarce chargers, and unreliable electricity.
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Proposed S$15,000 COE surcharge too low to deter luxury car buyers, some dealers say
Some prospective buyers of mass-market cars are holding off on purchases as the Land Transport Authority conducts a public consultation on merging COE categories A and B.
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Proposed COE changes could better separate luxury, mass-market models but may not lower prices
Academics also weigh in on how some other ideas in the consultation, including a surcharge on multiple-car ownership, might work in practice.
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LTA proposes merging COE car categories, with fees and rebates for different models
Buyers of higher-end cars could pay up to S$30,000 more than mass-market buyers.
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‘Sir Wicknell’ Chivayo – the Zimbabwean tycoon loved and hated in Africa
Wicknell Chivayo divided opinion in life and continues to do so in death.
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Jaguar Type 01 unveiled: The electric grand tourer leading the brand’s new era
Jaguar’s first production car since its controversial rebrand arrives with 1,030PS, up to 724km of range and a radically different design.
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FIA to investigate software bug after Bahrain GP in Malaysia
SEPANG, Malaysia, Oct 5 : Formula One’s governing body has promised a full investigation into a software bug that caused chaos and forced the start of Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to be aborted with drivers feeling like they were in battery-powered cars made of Lego.Ferrari’s seven-time world champ
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