EXPLAINED: 26 - The Real Truth

BMW M3 Faces The End: 2027 Is The Final Model Year

The current-generation M3 is not long for this world, but don't worry; a replacement is coming.

Motor1 · May 25

BTCC Snetterton: Shedden sees off Sutton for race three win

Gordon Shedden took a surprise victory in the final BTCC race at Snetterton from Ash Sutton

Autosport · May 24

The New Alfa Romeo Giulia And Stelvio Are Coming—Just Not Anytime Soon

Alfa Romeo clarified that the Giulia and Stelvio both have futures, but we won't see the new models anytime soon.

Motor1 · May 24

DTM Zandvoort Qualifying 2: BMW strikes back, Lamborghini finds its pace

Surprise result in Sunday's qualifying at Zandvoort: After a run of bad luck, Kelvin van der Linde secures pole position for BMW, while the new Lamborghini breaks into the front of the field for the first time.

Motorsport · May 24

BTCC Snetterton: Rainford victorious in qualifying race, Sutton fails to finish after puncture

Charles Rainford survives bruising first-lap battle for victory in BTCC Snetterton qualifying race

Autosport · May 23

DTM Zandvoort: Cairoli takes maiden win as Auer grabs championship lead

Emil Frey Ferrari driver Matteo Cairoli celebrates his maiden DTM victory in the first race on Saturday

Autosport · May 23

Is A $130 Fee For EV Drivers Really Fair? Plus, We Review The Volvo EX60

EV drivers will have to pay the feds more than the average driver pays in gas taxes. And while this fee will increase, the gas tax hasn't gone up in decades.

InsideEVs · May 23

BTCC Snetterton: Cammish fastest from Ingram in hot conditions

Focus saloons look strong as Norfolk track set for hot weekend

Autosport · May 23

Zandvoort DTM Qualifying 1: Ferrari dominance after red flag, BMW disaster

Ferrari dominance in the first DTM qualifying at Zandvoort: A rookie claims his maiden pole - Lamborghini on the rise, while everything goes wrong for BMW.

Motorsport · May 23

Former NASA Robotics Chief: America is building the wrong kind of robots — and China knows it

The U.S. is optimizing humanoid robots for factory demos and backflips. A former NASA robotics division chief explains why adaptability — not performance — is the metric that will determine who leads global manufacturing.

Fortune · May 23