The Lotus Evija has been revealed as first fully electric British hypercar. With a target power output of 2,000PS the Evija is set to be the most powerful series-production road car ever built
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Take a high-speed trip back to 1979 with this UK advert for the Mk3 Ford Capri. The film features the top-end 3-litre Ghia model and the entry-level 1300 version. The Ghia boasts a 0-60 time of 9.5 seconds with a 117mph top speed, while the price of the1300 started at £2848! Here’s how the Capri handles a corner…
Watch Roborace set the first first-ever official timed autonomous vehicle run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
Unlike the VW ID.R, this drift-focussed Lamborghini Huracan isn’t the quickest way to tackle the hill at Goodwood Festival of Speed – especially with Mad Mike Whiddett behind the wheel. He does show why rear-wheel drive is fun though
In 1999, ex-F1 star Nick Heidfeld set a Hillclimb record at Goodwood Festival of Speed in a McLaren MP4/13, which remained unbeaten until this year’s event. See how two-time Le Mans 24 Hours-winner Romain Dumas snatched a new record, piloting the all-electric Volkswagen ID.R up the hill in 41.18 seconds, averaging 101.4mph
Pikes Peak may be out of Bentley’s usual comfort zone, but it has claimed the outright record for a production car at the 12.42-mile hill climb in just 10:18.488, taking 8.4 seconds off the previous record and averaging 70mph
With a name like Hellcat, this new widebody Charger needs to deliver – and it does. This beast can pull .96G on the skidpad. Watch the Hellcat let loose on the road…
The 2020 Mini John Cooper Works GP is completing set-up runs on the Nürburgring-Nordschleife as part of its series development process. The model is a limited edition of 3,000 units, featuring increased engine power, model-specific suspension technology, and weight-optimised construction – and it is already proving much faster than its predecessor
Roborace, a series of competitive racing using DevBot 2.0 vehicles that can be driven by both humans and artificial intelligence, has renewed its partnership with Michelin. The partnership brings together over 125 years of tyre and motorsport expertise from Michelin, and this video shows how tyre technology has developed over that time
Performance car buyers between 1971 and 1975 had a new option: the 3.0 CSI, a stylish and powerful (200hp) coupe. This video looks back on the creation of the car, and features some amazing handling footage. Who says stiffer is always better?