Lamborghini’s hybrid Urus could pave the way for a gas-electric supercar
For the first time since the 1980s, Lamborghini's R&D department is working on a car that's not a low-slung two-seater. R&D boss Maurizio Reggiani tells us how the brand's sports cars can benefit from its upcoming SUV.
Volvo’s R&D chief sees EVs ahead, but says gas engines aren’t dead
Volvo's downsizing policy is going as planned, it's rolling out plug-in hybrid models, and it's preparing to launch a fully electric car. We caught up with R&D vice president Henrik Green to learn more about the tech his team is working on.
Mercedes’ Axel Harries on why sharing a $100,000 sedan is the wave of the future
New technology is forcing Mercedes-Benz to re-think its business model. The company is investing in car-sharing programs, electric cars, connected tech, and autonomous driving features in order to become a full-fledged mobility provider.
Volvo’s U.S. boss hopes drivers “will wake up and start appreciating station wagons again”
After re-inventing all of its 90-series models, Volvo is turning its attention to the mid-range 60-series cars. Lex Kerssemakers, the head of the company's North American arm, speaks candidly on the future of performance, downsizing, and coupes.
How Lamborghini stormed the Nürburgring with its Huracán
The new Huracán Performante is officially the fastest production car ever to lap the grueling Nürburgring track in Germany. We sat with Maurizio Reggiani, the head of the company’s R&D department, to find out how the Huracán tamed the ‘Ring.
How an English proverb shaped the fast-yet-forgiving McLaren 720S
The 720S marks the first time that McLaren replaces one of its cars, so getting it right was indispensable for its credibility. One of the company's top executives told us what went into developing it, and how it stands out from the 650S.
2017 Volvo V90 Cross Country first drive
For 20 years, Volvo's Cross Country wagon have been an alternative to SUVs and crossovers. The brand-new V90 is ready to take the torch.
