Tag Archive: europe
The Shadow of Hormuz
Is a new fuel crisis the herald of a small EV resurgence, or a momentary blip on the way to our old, guzzling ways?
Signs of Life
Nissan has been doing badly for a while, but you wouldn’t know it from the bold, experimental-looking Juke EV it just released.
It’s Euro Van Time
Ram reboots the Promaster City and Mercedes-Benz conjures up an electric luxury van it doesn’t want to call a van.
G-T-S-U-V
Is Porsche's latest EV worthy of the GTS badge?
Art of the Deal
Europe and China strike a deal on EV imports, because China has made itself indispensable to an ecoconscious EU.
Kaput
Volkswagen has never shuttered a German plant before. But now, the lights are going out at the Transparent Factory in Dresden.
EQ Post Facto
The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLB helps hasten the death of the EQ sub-brand and the transition to “powertrain choice.”
Eastern Ikons
Skoda is asking its designers to dream up concept cars virtually. They’re concept cars for concept’s sake, and that’s important.
French Glass
For two short years, you could sail a Renault with a Gordini engine and a charming fiberglass hull with a space-age design. It was a flop.
500 to 60
Fiat’s Euro-spec 500 Hybrid puts up performance numbers that look like they belong to its 1960s counterparts. Can a modern car be too slow?