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Some brands talk about electrification. Others commit to it. And now, Opel is making its boldest statement yet. From the 2026/27 season onwards, Opel will officially enter the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship as a full factory team, marking a new era for the brand and its performance ambitions.

A subtle teaser. Four elliptical exhaust tips. After being fully integrated into the BMW Group, BMW ALPINA has shared its very first signal of what’s to come and it’s exactly what enthusiasts hoped for: refined performance, unmistakable identity, and a clear focus on exclusivity.

Some names in the automotive world don’t just build cars, they define culture. And today, one of those names is quietly stepping away. After 39 years of shaping some of the most iconic BMW builds ever created, AC Schnitzer has officially announced it will shut down operations.

Timing is everything in the automotive world. And right now, Jaguar finds itself at a crossroads, just as its most radical transformation in decades is about to unfold. Because the man who shaped much of its modern identity is stepping away.

In a move that feels both unexpected and entirely logical, Ferrari is officially offering a steering wheel retrofit that replaces its controversial touch-sensitive controls with… real, physical buttons. And honestly? This might be one of the smartest decisions Ferrari has made in years.

With the announcement of the A2 e-tron, Audi is doing something rare in today’s automotive landscape: bringing back an idea that was simply ahead of its time and giving it a second chance in a world that is finally ready.

Just weeks after its official debut, Volvo is already increasing production of its all-new EX60 and that tells you everything you need to know. Because in today’s EV market, where uncertainty is growing and several brands are slowing down, Volvo is facing the exact opposite problem: Demand is outpacing expectations.

In what could become one of the most telling moments in the current EV transition, Honda has officially cancelled three key electric models, effectively pulling the plug on its much-anticipated 0 Series before it even reached production.

At a time when manual gearboxes are slowly disappearing, Porsche might have just found a way to keep the driving experience alive, without actually needing a traditional manual transmission. A newly published patent reveals a shift-by-wire system that can behave like both a manual and an automatic, depending on how the driver wants to interact with the car.

After unveiling the all-new BMW i3, BMW is now quietly revealing another crucial layer of the story: personalisation. While the full configurator is not yet live, we now have a first look at the available exterior and interior colours, and they tell us a lot about where BMW is heading with the Neue Klasse.

Volkswagen is quietly preparing what could become one of its most important models of the decade, the Volkswagen ID. Cross. Set to launch in autumn 2026 with a starting price of around €28,000, this compact electric SUV is not just another addition to the ID. lineup.

A few days after it accidentally leaked its own design, BMW has now officially unveiled the new BMW i3, the second model of its highly anticipated Neue Klasse. And this is not just another EV. This is the moment BMW redefines its most important car: the 3 Series.