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Porsche Has Designed a Jungle-Inspired 911 GT3 That You'll Never Encounter Again | Carscoops

Porsche Has Designed a Jungle-Inspired 911 GT3 That You'll Never Encounter Again | Carscoops

Porsche launches its “Icons of Latin America” series with a Sonderwunsch model inspired by a wild feline. Man Purchases All Five Gordon Murray S1 LMs, Then Concludes He Might Only Need Four | Carscoops

Man Purchases All Five Gordon Murray S1 LMs, Then Concludes He Might Only Need Four | Carscoops

During the Vegas GP, RM Sotheby’s will be auctioning off the final available Gordon Murray S1 LM. Lamborghini's Newest Concept Is A Primal Machine For Sophisticated Racers | Carscoops

Lamborghini's Newest Concept Is A Primal Machine For Sophisticated Racers | Carscoops

The Italian car manufacturer has showcased the 2027 Temerario Super Trofeo, a rear-wheel drive concept featuring 641 horsepower. Jeep Unveils Enigmatic Countdown Indicating Exciting New Model | Carscoops

Jeep Unveils Enigmatic Countdown Indicating Exciting New Model | Carscoops

Putting the pieces together, it appears that a special edition Wrangler may be on the way. Tesla Model Y Program Manager Departs Automaker Following Cybertruck Executive: TDS

Tesla Model Y Program Manager Departs Automaker Following Cybertruck Executive: TDS

Tesla faced its second notable departure within a single day. Audi Lacks an RS Q5, but This Tuner Created the Next Best Alternative | Carscoops

Audi Lacks an RS Q5, but This Tuner Created the Next Best Alternative | Carscoops

Audi Lacks an RS Q5, but This Tuner Created the Next Best Alternative | Carscoops Lotus Abandoned This ZR1 Prototype, You Won't Believe Its Current State | Carscoops

Lotus Abandoned This ZR1 Prototype, You Won't Believe Its Current State | Carscoops

This C4 is one of the 84 ZR1 engineering prototypes and took eight years to be restored to its showroom state. Nissan's 2026 Sentra Offers a High-End Redesign at Affordable Prices | Carscoops

Nissan's 2026 Sentra Offers a High-End Redesign at Affordable Prices | Carscoops

The revamped Sentra is priced thousands lower than the Honda Civic. Suzuki's Kei Truck Priced Under $7,000 Receives an Update After Twelve Long Years | Carscoops

Suzuki's Kei Truck Priced Under $7,000 Receives an Update After Twelve Long Years | Carscoops

The X Limited edition of the Super Carry remains in the updated lineup, showcasing black accents and matching steel wheels. AMG's Compact Mercedes SUV May Feature 500 HP and a Drift Mode | Carscoops

AMG's Compact Mercedes SUV May Feature 500 HP and a Drift Mode | Carscoops

The upcoming GLA EQ in its Mercedes-AMG variant was spotted undergoing testing near the Nurburgring. Dodgers Celebration Escalates While Police Pursue Vehicles Involved in Street Takeovers | Carscoops

Dodgers Celebration Escalates While Police Pursue Vehicles Involved in Street Takeovers | Carscoops

The investigation expands as authorities in Los Angeles focus on additional vehicles involved in reckless takeover incidents. Mitsubishi engineer instills renewed hope for the Lancer Evolution's comeback, suggesting an electrified future in collaboration with alliance partners. 15 hours ago by Thanos Pappas A Mitsubishi engineer acknowledges that the aspiration for a new Lancer Evo is still very much alive. The future Evo might feature hybrid technology along with advanced all-wheel-drive capabilities. The project needs to demonstrate its viability before it can receive approval for full production. The automotive landscape has significantly transformed since the last Lancer Evolution was discontinued in 2016, during which Mitsubishi has focused on more lucrative endeavors and launched several rebadged Renault models across Europe. Nonetheless, enthusiasts of the brand's rally heritage have reasons to maintain their optimism. The Lancer Evolution continues to be a frequent topic among Mitsubishi circles, serving as a (unfortunate) reminder that the company’s performance legacy is not entirely gone. More: 2027 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO XI Renderings Seem Almost Too Fantastic At the recent Japan Mobility Show, Mitsubishi unveiled several new models, including the Elevance three-row SUV concept, an updated Delica D:5 crossover minivan, and a new generation of the Delica Mini kei car. However, a performance model was notably absent. In an interview with Australian publication Drive, Mitsubishi engineer Kaoru Sawase implied that the essence of the Evo is not yet fully extinguished. “We have a dream, of course, for the Lancer Evolution. It’s my personal dream,” Sawase stated. When asked about the possibility of a new generation, he remarked, “We have a variety, a range of technologies available.” More: A Genuine Mitsubishi Ralliart SUV Might Be More Possible Than You Imagine Sawase's remarks likely refer to Mitsubishi's plug-in hybrid systems, which could be combined with the Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) system he contributed to. He also recognized that any future Evo would need to adopt electrification, stating, “I fully understand electrification performance regarding vehicle dynamics.” What Could It Be Based On? Illustrations: Hycade / YouTube Mitsubishi’s existing plug-in hybrid system, utilized in the Outlander PHEV, combines dual electric motors with a petrol engine, delivering a total output of 302 hp (225 kW / 306 PS). The Elevance concept follows a similar approach but enhances it with four electric motors and an engine designed for carbon-neutral fuels. Theoretically, it wouldn’t be challenging for Mitsubishi to derive more performance from this configuration for a contemporary Lancer Evolution. The bigger obstacle lies in justifying the investment for a completely new model without direct collaboration from its alliance partners, Renault and Nissan. After all, the standard Lancer sedan, which served as the original base for the Evo, has long been discontinued. The Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX What’s Next For Ralliart? Additionally, there's Ralliart, Mitsubishi’s revitalized performance sub-brand, which has thus far focused on cosmetic enhancements. Sawase hinted at broader aspirations but refrained from providing specifics, saying, “Concerning the various uses of the Ralliart brand, these have been contemplated widely. However, we are not ready to discuss exactly what will transpire.” In the meantime, the Evo legacy continues through independent artists and designers who continue to envision what could be. Among them is Hycade Design, whose digital sports sedan concept helps to visualize what fans still hope to see back on the roads in the near future.

Mitsubishi engineer instills renewed hope for the Lancer Evolution's comeback, suggesting an electrified future in collaboration with alliance partners. 15 hours ago by Thanos Pappas A Mitsubishi engineer acknowledges that the aspiration for a new Lancer Evo is still very much alive. The future Evo might feature hybrid technology along with advanced all-wheel-drive capabilities. The project needs to demonstrate its viability before it can receive approval for full production. The automotive landscape has significantly transformed since the last Lancer Evolution was discontinued in 2016, during which Mitsubishi has focused on more lucrative endeavors and launched several rebadged Renault models across Europe. Nonetheless, enthusiasts of the brand's rally heritage have reasons to maintain their optimism. The Lancer Evolution continues to be a frequent topic among Mitsubishi circles, serving as a (unfortunate) reminder that the company’s performance legacy is not entirely gone. More: 2027 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO XI Renderings Seem Almost Too Fantastic At the recent Japan Mobility Show, Mitsubishi unveiled several new models, including the Elevance three-row SUV concept, an updated Delica D:5 crossover minivan, and a new generation of the Delica Mini kei car. However, a performance model was notably absent. In an interview with Australian publication Drive, Mitsubishi engineer Kaoru Sawase implied that the essence of the Evo is not yet fully extinguished. “We have a dream, of course, for the Lancer Evolution. It’s my personal dream,” Sawase stated. When asked about the possibility of a new generation, he remarked, “We have a variety, a range of technologies available.” More: A Genuine Mitsubishi Ralliart SUV Might Be More Possible Than You Imagine Sawase's remarks likely refer to Mitsubishi's plug-in hybrid systems, which could be combined with the Super-All Wheel Control (S-AWC) system he contributed to. He also recognized that any future Evo would need to adopt electrification, stating, “I fully understand electrification performance regarding vehicle dynamics.” What Could It Be Based On? Illustrations: Hycade / YouTube Mitsubishi’s existing plug-in hybrid system, utilized in the Outlander PHEV, combines dual electric motors with a petrol engine, delivering a total output of 302 hp (225 kW / 306 PS). The Elevance concept follows a similar approach but enhances it with four electric motors and an engine designed for carbon-neutral fuels. Theoretically, it wouldn’t be challenging for Mitsubishi to derive more performance from this configuration for a contemporary Lancer Evolution. The bigger obstacle lies in justifying the investment for a completely new model without direct collaboration from its alliance partners, Renault and Nissan. After all, the standard Lancer sedan, which served as the original base for the Evo, has long been discontinued. The Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX What’s Next For Ralliart? Additionally, there's Ralliart, Mitsubishi’s revitalized performance sub-brand, which has thus far focused on cosmetic enhancements. Sawase hinted at broader aspirations but refrained from providing specifics, saying, “Concerning the various uses of the Ralliart brand, these have been contemplated widely. However, we are not ready to discuss exactly what will transpire.” In the meantime, the Evo legacy continues through independent artists and designers who continue to envision what could be. Among them is Hycade Design, whose digital sports sedan concept helps to visualize what fans still hope to see back on the roads in the near future.

RJ Scaringe's new compensation package could reach as high as $4.6 billion, but this is contingent upon him achieving certain challenging goals. You can purchase a single-cab 2026 Chevy Silverado equipped with a manual transmission and 1,000 horsepower.

You can purchase a single-cab 2026 Chevy Silverado equipped with a manual transmission and 1,000 horsepower.

The lowered Yenko/SC Supercharged Silverado is the sole option for obtaining a new full-size pickup with a manual gearbox. We'll have two, please. Renault's Electric Megane May Soon Use Fuel Again | Carscoops

Renault's Electric Megane May Soon Use Fuel Again | Carscoops

The upcoming Megane and Scenic models are expected to feature range-extender hybrid powertrains, according to hints from the CEO.

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