Category: Aspiring OEMs

NEVS searching for new owners, company owns Saab assets – Motor1 UK

It’s been a few years since the Saab brand has made headlines, though real estate troubles in China have a way of rippling around the world and shaking things loose. One of those things is Saab, the defunct Swedish car brand that has had its assets passed around to various companies and wide-eyed ventures since… Continue reading NEVS searching for new owners, company owns Saab assets – Motor1 UK

Ineos Grenadiers go back to the drawing board in search of lost Tour de France crown – Cyclingnews.com

Rod Ellingworth has hailed 2021 as one of the most successful seasons in the history of Ineos Grenadiers but recognised a need to “go back to the drawing board” to regain the Tour de France dominance that has been taken over by Tadej Pogačar.  Ellingworth spent 2020 as manager of Bahrain Victorious but returned to… Continue reading Ineos Grenadiers go back to the drawing board in search of lost Tour de France crown – Cyclingnews.com

New Ineos Grenadier FCEV to use Hyundai’s hydrogen technology – Autocar

Ineos will use Hyundai’s fuel cell (FCEV) powertrain technology for a hydrogen-fuelled concept version of the Grenadier 4×4, which is highly likely to evolve into a series-production car. As part of a wide-reaching plan to ramp up its investment in hydrogen technology, Ineos will build the prototype in partnership with UK-based engineering firm AVL, ahead… Continue reading New Ineos Grenadier FCEV to use Hyundai’s hydrogen technology – Autocar

New Ineos Grenadier to launch in July 2022 at £48,000 – Autocar

Ineos is ramping up to launch its Grenadier in the UK in July 2022, priced from around £48,000, and has detailed its UK retail strategy as it prepares to open pre-reservations tomorrow (30 September).   That entry price is for the two-seat version of the commercial Grenadier (including VAT), which will be sold alongside a five-seat crew-cab commercial… Continue reading New Ineos Grenadier to launch in July 2022 at £48,000 – Autocar

Toyota Is Waffling On The GR Super Sport’s Production Plans – Jalopnik

Happier days for the GR Super Sport, when a preproduction prototype lapped the Circuit de la Sarthe ahead of the 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans.Photo: Toyota Is Toyota still planning to produce the GR Super Sport, the roadgoing version of its GR010 Le Mans Hypercar? Nobody really knows. Advertisement There’s no question Toyota was… Continue reading Toyota Is Waffling On The GR Super Sport’s Production Plans – Jalopnik

Mazzanti Working On New Corvette-Powered Supercar With 761 Horsepower – CarBuzz

And hand-built Italian styling. On the list of small European supercar manufacturers you probably haven’t heard of, Mazzanti Automobili will be quite high up. The Italian company was founded back in 2002, and for as long as we’ve been covering cars has only produced several versions of one model called the Evantra. We tend to… Continue reading Mazzanti Working On New Corvette-Powered Supercar With 761 Horsepower – CarBuzz

Mazzanti Evantra: The Supercar With The Heart Of A Corvette – HotCars

Dubbed as one of the most powerful street-legal supercars ever made in Italy, the Mazzanti Evantra is a magnanimous competitor to other Italian supercar giants like Ferrari or Pagani. Designed and produced by Mazzanti Automobili, the prototype of the Evantra was revealed in 2011, and the first production model was premiered in 2013, ‘Top Marques… Continue reading Mazzanti Evantra: The Supercar With The Heart Of A Corvette – HotCars

Rivian is coming. Here’s why it matters – E&E News

This story was updated at 6:18 p.m. EDT. Americans always have had exactly one choice when it comes to all-electric carmakers: Tesla. Starting this month, they will have another. Rivian Automotive Inc. rolled its first pickup truck destined for regular customers off its assembly line in Normal, Ill., last week, and first deliveries are coming… Continue reading Rivian is coming. Here’s why it matters – E&E News

Gordon Murray’s T.50 Test Mule Might Be Cooler Than the Real Thing – RoadandTrack.com

Gordon Murray’s T.50 is one of the most exciting new cars in a long time. Essentially the successor to the McLaren F1—arguably the greatest car ever—it packs a naturally aspirated V-12 sending power to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission. But the car’s Ultima-based test mule might be even cooler than the T.50… Continue reading Gordon Murray’s T.50 Test Mule Might Be Cooler Than the Real Thing – RoadandTrack.com