Most cars leave the market quietly, but some leave behind a legacy that enthusiasts can’t forget. There are a number of beloved cars that left us too soon.

Volkswagen (VW) has scored a significant victory in the electric vehicle (EV) race by overtaking Tesla’s new battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales in Europe for the first time during Q1.

We all know VW Californias are big business; from April to September every year you’ll do well to avoid them within 50 miles of the sea. Old ones, new ones, middle aged ones - there are always ...

The Naxtra battery is the first mass-produced sodium-ion battery in the world. The Freevoy Dual-Power battery has dual architecture with several options. The Second-Gen Shenxing Superfast Charging ...

This is the first phone powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. It uses a 6000mm² dual-loop 3D ice cooling system and Xiaomi’s Rage Engine 4.0 to maintain stable performance during heavy use.

In its first full month of sales in March 2025, it recorded 15,164 registrations, a 43% drop compared to the previous year. VW made a strong showing, with three of its models in the BEV top 10 ...

Control of Wiltshire Council could change for the first time in a generation when residents go to the polls on May 1 in one of England’s biggest local elections. Ninety-eight unitary council seats ...

I'm a first-generation graduate student who enrolled in Columbia Journalism School. While there, some of my classmates were rich and didn't have to work part-time like I did. I struggled to fit in ...

The design, however, did prove its mettle on the race track, as a Spitfire GT4 finished 13 th overall and first in class at Le Mans in 1965. Triumph revived the program the following year as the GT6, ...

So what can we learn from them? Whether you’re Gen Z yourself or from another generation looking to earn your first leadership role, there’s plenty to take away from this new wave of leaders. Here are ...

UK will no longer host programs that honor LGBTQ+, Black and first-generation graduates to be “in accordance with state and federal law,” spokesperson Jay Blanton told the Herald-Leader.