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Opening Zeekr & Lotus Ghent
30/11/2025

Opening Zeekr & Lotus Ghent

A new Zeekr and Lotus showroom in Ghent opens its doors: a fresh hotspot for car enthusiasts

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The very last Bugatti Bolide
30/11/2025

The very last Bugatti Bolide

The circle is complete. Bugatti has just rolled the 40th and very last Bolide out of Molsheim, bringing an end to one of the most extreme chapters in the history of the internal combustion engine. The Bolide is not just a hypercar. It is a philosophy, a manifesto, a technical rebellion born from a single question...

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Audi breathes new life into the V6 TDI
28/11/2025

Audi breathes new life into the V6 TDI

Audi has done it again: a classic V6 TDI completely reinvented with modern electrification. The renewed 3.0 V6 TDI (EA897 evo4) now appears in the Audi Q5 and Audi A6, but this is no ordinary update. This is a diesel engine that feels like it's been given a turbo boost from the future.

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Škoda Elroq reaches 100,000 units
27/11/2025

Škoda Elroq reaches 100,000 units

Škoda smashes through a milestone: 100,000 Elroqs produced less than a year after production started. At a time when plenty of European EV models are struggling with demand and margins, the compact electric Škoda does exactly the opposite: winning, selling and collecting awards.

And the milestone car? An Elroq RS in striking Mamba Green, a colour that matches perfectly with how fiercely this car currently dominates the European BEV market.

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BMW Z4 Final Edition
26/11/2025

BMW Z4 Final Edition

The end of an era. BMW will end production of the Z4 (G29) for good next year, and to say goodbye the roadster gets one last, very limited version: the BMW Z4 Final Edition. A swansong for one of the last real, classic roadsters in the premium segment.

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Gordon Murray Automotive S1 LM breaks world record
26/11/2025

Gordon Murray Automotive S1 LM breaks world record

The hyper-exclusive Gordon Murray Automotive S1 LM has just made history. During a spectacular RM Sotheby's auction held as part of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, chassis number one went under the hammer for a staggering $20.63 million (€19.2 million). That officially makes it the most expensive new car ever sold at auction.

And honestly, nobody is surprised.

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New Fiat 500 Hybrid: 64 hp, manual and a fresh look
26/11/2025

New Fiat 500 Hybrid: 64 hp, manual and a fresh look

After 18 years, the Fiat 500 finally gets a completely new generation with a combustion engine. The new Fiat 500 Hybrid combines a compact, efficient drivetrain with the platform of the electric 500e. The result: a fully renewed city car that's ready for the years ahead, while still remaining recognisably the 500.

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Autoworld unveils the ultimate Mercedes expo
25/11/2025

Autoworld unveils the ultimate Mercedes expo

Autoworld closes out the year once again with a showstopper. From 19 December 2025 to 22 February 2026, the Brussels car museum immerses visitors in ‘Mercedes, The Story of the Star’, an exceptional exhibition bringing together 140 years of Mercedes-Benz in a single story. From the very first Benz of 1886 to the hyper-modern AMG ONE: this is a unique chance to experience the full DNA of the Stuttgart brand up close.

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Stellantis pushes back against the 2035 ban
24/11/2025

Stellantis pushes back against the 2035 ban

The debate around Europe's planned ban on new combustion engines from 2035 is heating up. And now one of the industry's heaviest hitters is joining the discussion: Stellantis chairman John Elkann.

Elkann (also chairman of Ferrari) warns that an “EV-only future” is neither realistic nor desirable. According to him, the EU urgently needs to correct its course and allow plug-in hybrids, range extenders and synthetic fuels even after 2035.

And when the fourth-largest carmaker in the world speaks, Brussels normally listens.

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