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Reigning F1 World Champion Lando Norris has been spotted enjoying some time away from Formula 1 in a rather serious machine. The McLaren driver was seen cruising through Monaco in a green Porsche 911 GT3 RS, complete with golden wheels and that enormous rear wing. In the video, Norris casually drives through the streets before giving the flat-six a few revs and briefly accelerating away. It is hardly a race stint, but the GT3 RS sounds fabulous as always. We can also see his “NO44” licence plate. Norris will now turn his attention back to racing, with Monza hosting the…
The electric dirt bike/e-moto market has developed a pretty obvious split over the last few years. On one end, there’s a seemingly endless supply of inexpensive no-name machines with questionable components and varying levels of quality. On the other, there are legitimately impressive machines from established brands, but they tend to come with prices to match. The new Juiced Nomadix R lands somewhere much more interesting in the middle, offering better quality components but at a price that competes well with the budget offerings. After spending several hours riding one off-road, I think Juiced may have just created one of…
Elon Musk recently restated a fact that still defines SpaceX’s origin story: if Falcon 1’s fourth launch had failed, the company would not exist. The comment answered a reminder that after three consecutive losses, SpaceX had money for only one more attempt. On X, Peter Diamandis said that the present-day acknowledgement of SpaceX’s success does not discount the rough start the company had. “Almost nobody remembers that Elon’s first rocket failed three times, and there was money for exactly only one more attempt.” Musk said, “If the 4th launch had failed, SpaceX would not exist.” If the 4th launch had…
Waymo opened up driverless rides in three more cities: San Diego, Tampa, and Denver. The last one is the most notable, since it’s Waymo’s first commercial deployment in a snowy area. So far, autonomous vehicles have mostly operated in the West and South, in cities with temperate climates. Waymo expanded its robotaxi service to three new cities on Tuesday, marking a new phase in its ongoing, aggressive expansion phase. Select riders will now be able to hail fully autonomous Waymos without safety drivers in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, Florida, the company says. This is a playbook we’ve seen before.…
Waymo opened its driverless ride-hailing service to the general public in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa on Monday, bringing the Alphabet-owned company to 14 US cities. Tens of thousands of people in each market had already signed up before the doors opened, and Waymo says it will let them in gradually over the coming weeks. From waitlist to public in under two months This isn’t the first time these three cities have shown up in a Waymo announcement. We reported in July that Waymo had flipped Las Vegas to fully driverless and lined up Denver, San Diego, and Tampa as…
Ram is giving its 2027 Chassis Cab lineup a new Night Edition package with blacked-out styling as a factory-customized look. The package is available on 3500, 4500, and 5500 Chassis Cab models in Regular Cab and Crew Cab configurations. The Night Edition costs $1,695 on Laramie models and $2,195 on Big Horn models, with orders opening in Q4 2026. The Ram Chassis Cab is joining the dark side for the 2027 model year because apparently even work trucks want to look cool. Ram is giving its heavy-duty commercial pickup a new Night Edition package that replaces the usual flashy brightwork with…
Tesla reports its Autopilot and “Full Self-Driving” crashes to the federal government, as it’s required to — and then blacks out almost everything in those reports, so the public never learns what happened in those crashes. Tesla always end up blaming the driver. We’re matching those redacted reports, one by one, to real fatal crashes that were covered in the news as ordinary accidents. This is a running investigation, and we’ll add each crash we confirm to this page. You can view this as an investigative hub keeping track of our ongoing investigation. What the data shows Under a 2021…
Despite looking like it deserves a place in Volvo’s Gothenburg Museum, today’s Nice Price or No Dice V70 XC hides a heart-wrenching secret: it has a rebuilt title. Would that impact your interest in its price despite its otherwise phenomenal presentation? Introduced in 1933, the BMW 303 represented two milestones for the Bavarian automaker. Notably, the 303 was BMW’s first six-cylinder production car, offering an inline engine layout that would become one of the brand’s hallmarks decades later. The model also introduced another hallmark that has graced nearly every single model since, the iconic twin-kidney grille. The 2005 BMW 320i…
A 43-year-old man died when his Tesla Model 3, stopped in a live lane of Interstate 4, was rear-ended by a semi. Florida troopers said they couldn’t explain why the car was stopped in the middle of the highway. Tesla’s own data can explain it, the car’s driver-assist system was engaged, but the company has sealed it. This is part of an ongoing Electrek series where we match unexplained fatal crashes with Tesla’s own redacted data on ADAS crashes. What happened on I-4 Around 9:25 p.m. on October 6, 2025, a 2020 Tesla Model 3 was stopped in the center…
Weeks after a Tesla Model 3 sat stopped in a live Florida interstate lane and its driver was killed, it happened again — a 2020 Model 3, stopped dead on a Phoenix-area freeway at 3 a.m., rear-ended by a pickup, its driver dead at the scene. And as in the Florida case that we revealed today, no one investigating knew what Tesla’s own data shows: the car’s driver-assist system was engaged. This is part of an ongoing Electrek series matching previously reported Tesla crashes to the company’s own redacted NHTSA data. What happened on Loop 202 Just after 3 a.m.…