The comprehensive study reveals that a significant portion of Gen-Z is equally as passionate about vehicles and ...

New Alstom lawsuit challenges waivers granted by Federal Railroad Administration for construction of new Brightline West ...

(iSeeCars) – The success of American cars has ebbed and flowed over the past 100 years, with historic automakers such as Duesenberg and Packard representing the peak of America’s automotive golden era ...

Los Angeles, you’re next. Paris raised the game for the Paralympics, with more than 4,000 athletes as well as 2.4 million tickets sold, which was second only to the London Games of 2012. Now the ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. BMW has announced that it will reveal its first mass-market hydrogen-powered car in 2028 and introduce fuel-cell ...

(Photo courtesy of Japan American Football Association)(Kyodo ... in the run-up to the sport's Olympic debut in Los Angeles in 2028. In the third-place match on Aug. 30, Japan turned a 19-14 ...

But it did get us thinking about which young players have moved abroad from the Premier League this summer who can expect an England call in 2028 from Ben Futcher, the new England U21 boss and ...

FRANKFURT, Germany -- BMW will cooperate with Toyota Motor to develop fuel cell vehicles under plans announced Thursday, aiming to begin mass production in 2028 as a new option amid slowing global ...

BMW aims to bring first hydrogen-powered vehicle onto the market in 2028. BMW aims to bring its ... to cut costs and to develop a passenger car drive unit whose technology will also have ...

BMW will introduce hydrogen powertrains to its model line-up in 2028, as part of a plan to offer ... BMW and Toyota share the same passion for cars and belief in ‘technology openness’ and ...

Sometimes, it means some of the cars we lust over can't be driven here in the US, and it's not always JDM classics from the ...

It'll be an additional powertrain in a known production model, very possibly one of its Neue Klasse battery-electric models.