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Here’s Why Rolls-Royce Has To Develop An Electric Car Now Even When There’s No Demand
It’s pretty weird that Rolls-Royce hasn’t really taken a serious approach to electric cars yet, and only just announced it’ll have a car by the end of the decade. Apparently Rolls customers just haven’t demanded the change, and it’s only happening now because some cities may soon ban combustion cars.
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Here’s Why A Monorail Kind Of Sucks
Remember all of those classic James Bond movies where the bad guys get around their secret lair in shiny chrome monorail pods? Maybe you kids will recognise the concept from The Incredibles mocking it. Either way, that’s the future we were once promised and never got, and here’s why.
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Drawing A Lotus F1 Car For A Magazine Article Isn’t As Simple As It Sounds
The Lotus 72 was a masterpiece of a car. Lotus employed this chassis, albeit with year-on-year updates, for five full seasons of Formula One from 1970 to 1975. It was and remains such a stunning beauty of engineering prowess, and the technical drawing rendered by Giorgio Piola for Italian language Autosprint Magazine is no less…
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The 2022 Hyundai Tucson Is A Bold And Tech-Heavy Compact CUV
Hyundai’s new fourth-generation Tucson is here to take on the rest of the compact CUV market with bold exterior styling and a minimalist touchscreen-heavy interior. This hugely competitive segment has been a big one for Hyundai since the Tucson first came on the scene in 2004. As usual it will slot in under the Santa…