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BIKING’S HYBRID FUTURE
Our visit to MAHLE
Deep in the UK’s motorcycling valley lies a manufacturer combining Brit bike heritage with electric innovation. Bike gets fully charged for an exclusive tour
I headed back to work early by motorway after a glorious week or so of getting up late. Today I was on the M4 before 6am, driving from Gloucestershire to Autocar’s headquarters in outer London, and fo
Perhaps the defining automotive rivalry of the 21st century came in 2013 with the arrival of a ‘Holy Trinity’ of hybrid hypercars – the Ferrari LaFerrari, McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder – when thre
During the fuel crisis in 1973 the government imposed 50mph limits to try and reduce fuel use, and this could well have made the whole concept of trying to save fuel a more mainstream idea. Today, wit
WHAT makes a new-generation Jaguar? Exuberant proportions and luxury positioning, the company vows. Well, here’s a concept that nails the brand’s brief: a shooting brake with a ludicrously long nose f
An event at Network Rail’s Tuxford Test Tracks highlights how hydrogen and rail have a role in both industry’s futures, as RICHARD WILCOCK explains