Showing posts with label Geneva Motor Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geneva Motor Show. Show all posts
June 30, 2020
February 27, 2020
The 2021 Volkswagen Golf Hot Hatch Comes in Three Flavors
Volkswagen has finally lifted the covers off the hot hatch version of its all-new Mk. 8 Golf, and it comes in three flavors: gasoline, plug-in hybrid, and even diesel. Meet the 2021 Golf GTI, GTE, and GTD.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Sports Sedan,
Volkswagen Golf
Honda Just Gave the Jazz an SUV-Like Makeover
Understanding that crossovers have a broader appeal nowadays, Honda has come up with an SUV-inspired version of the all-new Jazz. Called the Jazz Crosstar, it comes with features that make it better suited for those who aspire to live “active lifestyles.”
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Honda Jazz,
News,
Sub-Compact
Is Hyundai Making a High-Performance All Electric Vehicle?
Hyundai’s “Sensuous Sportiness” design philosophy is coming to EVs, and it’ll be previewed by the Prophecy which will be shown in full at the upcoming Geneva International Motor Show.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Hyundai Concept Cars,
News
February 26, 2020
Hyundai's Off Hunting Civics with the 2020 i30
Hyundai is off to hunt Honda Civics (at least in Europe) with the i30. The Korean carmaker’s compact car has been updated with a new design, better connectivity features, and an available 1.5-liter turbocharged engine.
Filed Under:
Compact,
Geneva Motor Show,
Hyundai i30,
News
February 20, 2020
The 2021 Kia Sorento Will Have Diesel Power Paired to a Dual Clutch Transmission
Kia’s using the weeks leading up to the Geneva Motor Show to reveal more details about its 2021 Sorento. After showing off the design, the Korean automaker’s confirmed some details on the platform and engines as well.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Kia Sorento,
Mid-sized SUV,
News
February 19, 2020
Should the All-New 2020 Hyundai i20 Worry the Honda Jazz?
Hyundai’s bringing its Sensuous Sportiness to the sub-compact class with the all-new i20. Representing the model’s most ambitious design yet, it comes packed with cutting-edge connectivity features and the most comprehensive safety package in its class. Should the Honda Jazz and Mazda2 worry?
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Hyundai i20,
News,
Sub-Compact
Toyota Teases its Yaris-based SUV
After the sketch, comes the teaser. Toyota’s new Yaris-based SUV is almost upon us, but before then, they’ve released the world’s first glimpse into their yet-unnamed crossover.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Toyota Corporate
February 17, 2020
Kia's Had Enough of Leaks and Teasers, Releases Images of All-New 2021 Sorento SUV
Kia Motors has revealed the first official images of the All-New Kia Sorento today, ahead of its first public appearance at the 2020 Geneva International Motor Show in a few weeks time.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Kia Sorento,
Mid-sized SUV,
News
Diesels Aren't Dead as Volkswagen is Set to Release High-Performance Golf GTD
The demise of diesel has been greatly exaggerated. Despite investing a large chunk of its product development on electric vehicles, Volkswagen has also announced that its eight-generation Golf is still getting a high-performance diesel. The Golf GTD will make its official global debut this March.
Filed Under:
Compact,
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Volkswagen Golf
February 4, 2020
Kia Teases All-New 2020 Sorento
The all-new Kia Sorento is almost upon us. Its global debut is confirmed for the 2020 Geneva International Motor Show in March.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Kia Sorento,
Mid-sized SUV,
News
March 13, 2019
Late to the EV Game, Volkswagen Plans to Catch Up with the MEB Platform
After being late to the EV party, Volkswagen looks to be catching up in a very big way with its Modular Electric Drive Matrix or MEB platform. Created for the German carmaker’s new line of all-electric vehicles, they’ve shown its flexibility by plopping it onto a dune buggy body with the Volkswagen ID. Buggy.
Filed Under:
Electric Vehicles (EV),
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Technology,
Volkswagen Concept Cars
March 12, 2019
Brembo Reminds People: Our Calipers Don't Just Come in Red
Brake specialist Brembo is almost synonymous with the color red. And while you can get their calipers in a wide gamut of colors aside from red like black, silver, and even neon yellow, they’re reminding carmakers and aftermarket tuners that they can be much more creative.
Shown at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the Brembo Art Calipers are some peculiarly styled calipers finished in camo, animal print, and many more.
While Brembo says the exhibit is meant to show that they’re “playing with the latest trend in fashion, art, style, and design,” they also said that they have no plans to mass produce these “art calipers” for now. However, it serves as a reminder to carmakers and even aftermarket tuners about the infinite possibilities Brembo can do with something as mundane as a brake caliper.
It’s almost impossible to think an animal-print brake caliper will appear in the next high-performance supercar or luxury SUV any time soon, but expect more of these art calipers to crop up at aftermarket shows around the world.
Filed Under:
Brembo Corporate,
Geneva Motor Show,
News
March 8, 2019
The Bugatti La Voiture Noire is a Billion-Peso Supercar
Last year, Pinoy boxer Manny Pacquiao made headlines when he bought a mansion in Forbes Park for a staggering USD 9 million (~ P 469 million). As astonishing as that amount was, it’s still not enough to get this one-of-one Bugatti La Voiture Noire. This is, after all, the most expensive new car ever.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Sports Car
Harman Doesn't Want You to Compromise Your Listening Experience in the Ride Sharing Future
For people who own multiple cars, one of the more irritating things you have to deal with is to re-do your audio settings from one vehicle to another. Well, audio specialist Harman may have found a solution for that by, how else, developing an app.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
News
March 6, 2019
2019 Suzuki Jimny is a Finalist for World Car Design of the Year
At the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the World Car of the Year announced the “Top Three in the World” finalists. The jury, made of 86 distinguished automotive journalists from around the world continued to whittle down the list by secret ballot based on their evaluation with each candidate as part of their professional work.
Filed Under:
Car Awards,
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Sub-Compact SUV,
Suzuki Jimny
The Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Impress With Its Tech, Not Its Looks (w/ 9 Photos)
This is the Engelberg Tourer, Mitsubishi’s next-generation crossover which, quite frankly, has styling only its own mother could love. It’s named after the famous ski resort in central Switzerland but sadly, none of the typical Swiss design sensibilities made it to this three-row crossover.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Mitsubishi Concept Cars,
News
Aston Martin Brings Back Vanquish Nameplate for First Next-Generation Series Production Supercar
Aston Martin is giving the world a glimpse of its next-generation mid-engined supercar and with that, brings back the Vanquish nameplate once more. Shown in concept form at the Geneva Motor Show, it shows how Aston Martin plans to bring its supercar to the forefront of its second-century plan and one that stands proud alongside the likes of the Valkyrie and Lagonda SUV.
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Aston Martin Vanquish,
Geneva Motor Show,
News
The Toyota Supra's Ready to Go Racing
Toyota’s not done with the Supra just yet. After unveiling it for the first time in January and then telling everyone that the 2019 production run’s all spoken for, the Japanese carmaker says it’s ready to take its new sportscar racing with the Toyota GR Supra GT4.
Filed Under:
Geneva Motor Show,
Motorsports,
News,
Sports Car,
Toyota Supra
March 5, 2019
Nissan e-POWER is Now Going Global
Nissan is taking the first concrete steps to electrify the world by announcing that its e-POWER drivetrain will now be made available outside of its home market of Japan for the first time.
Filed Under:
Electric Vehicles (EV),
Engines,
Geneva Motor Show,
News,
Nissan Corporate,
Technology
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