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The Tesla Roadster Remains a Dream, So Two Former Tesla Engineers Decided to Build Their Own

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A yet-to-be-released car provided the perfect inspiration for a new British lightweight supercar.

Volkswagen Has a Backup Plan in Case Its $22,000 EV Doesn’t Succeed: Selling Sausages

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VW is selling more sausages than cars. It’s just another sign of the massive challenges the company is currently facing.

Tesla Has a Serious Problem: Its Stock Has Been Plummeting Since the Beginning of the Year and It’s Getting Worse Day by Day

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Tesla’s stock has been on a steady decline since the start of 2025.

France Attracts More Tourists Than Any Other Country. To Limit the Influx, It’s Increasing Flight Prices

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Airlines are concerned about the potential effects on the industry, with Ryanair threatening to reduce its operations as a result.

BYD Debuts a James Bond-Like Car That Can Launch a Drone. Now the Question Is: What For?

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This isn’t just a prototype. It’s a collaboration with DJI that could be practical in specific scenarios.

We Spent Years Trying to Reinvent the Wheel. It Turns Out It Was as Easy as Replacing It With Pilates Balls

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Engineer and YouTuber James Bruton created the ultimate bike that can move in all directions and balance itself without the rider’s intervention.

The ‘Anti-Musk’ Movement Is Growing in the U.S. Tesla Dealers, Cars, and Charging Stations Are Paying the Price

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s political positioning has drawn the ire of people who see attacking his most recognizable brand as a way to protest one of the most controversial voices in the U.S. government.

A Tesla Founder Wants to Give You Some Advice: Most EVs ‘Suck.’ This Is the Most Common Mistake in the Industry

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Lucid has clearly prioritized improving efficiency above all other factors.

Xi Jinping Has His Own Version of Air Force One. This Is How China Outpaced the U.S. With Its Presidential Aircraft

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Xi typically travels on a Boeing 747-8, while Donald Trump uses a Boeing 747-200B (VC-25).

BMW Doesn’t Want to Hear Anyone Talk About Solid-State Batteries: ‘There Is Still a Long Way to Go With Lithium-Ion’

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BMW isn’t betting on solid-state batteries for a clear reason: They’re much more expensive than lithium-ion batteries.

Meet the ‘Tesla of the Seas,’ a Start-Up That Wants to Reinvent Container Ships With Sails

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Most container ships still rely on diesel, but one company aims to change that by reintroducing sails.

‘Not Mission Critical’: The U.S. Is Reportedly Starting to Dismantle Its Electric Car Charging Network

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Federal workers won't be able to charge their cars while at work, even if the cars belong to them.

Alef Aeronautics Debuts a Flying Car That Can Actually Fly. The Problem: It’s More Like a Drone Than an Actual Car

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The Model A is now available to pre-order in the U.S., with an expected market price of around $300,000.

Ferdinand Porsche’s Grandson Has a Winding Road Leading to His Mansion. He’s Going to Build a Tunnel for Easier Access

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To avoid a 164-foot drop, a Wolfgang Porsche wants to build a 1,640-foot underground tunnel: a costly method to avoid the access road from Salzburg to his villa.

The Big Challenge Ahead for the Concorde’s Successor Is Dominating the Sonic Boom. Some Companies Say They’re Close

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Boom and NASA are diligently working to create a “quiet” sonic boom.

80 People Survived During a Recent Plane Crash: These Are the Three Reasons Why They’re Still Alive

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Despite the dramatic imagery of the scene, which shows a plane upside down amidst flames and debris on the runway, all passengers were rescued safely.

The U.S. Government Reportedly Awarded Tesla a $400 Million Contract. It’s Had to Make Some Changes

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Tesla and Elon Musk are again at the center of the conflict of interest debate within the government.

Ford Produced Four RS200 S Models in Ferrari Red in 1984. Today, They Cost as Much as a Real Ferrari

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Ford produced 200 units of the RS200 to compete in the World Rally Championship. Only 20 of them were modified to increase their horsepower by 100, and just four of them were painted Ferrari Red.