Mini Paceman—all of the all-wheel drive ability of the Mini Coutryman, but with only half of the doors. BMW’s “Sports Activity Coupe” language is filtering down to the Brit brand, it seems, though we must admit that the Paceman is rather handsome.
This Mini coupe is still just a concept (read the full details, here) but that doesn’t stop it from looking good on the show floor here in Detroit. Click through our gallery of live images to have a closer look.
(Note: The concept’s interior is still locked away, for now. We’ll update the gallery and this post as soon as we’re able to snap some interior pics.)
The US Treasury Department recently announced that it is making more models eligible for the $7,500 tax credit, which is designed to encourage consumers to purchase electric vehicles (EVs).
Ford and Red Bull Racing have announced a partnership in which Ford will become the engine supplier for the team starting in 2026.
After Mercedes-Benz dropped the legendary M279 V12, another date we were told would come: the Mercedes-Benz Station Wagon will cease to exist (in 2030).
The auction firm has announced another banger: Mario Andretti’s 1978 John Player Special Lotus-Cosworth Type 79
Tesla has announced a further $3.6 Billion investment into the automakers Gigafactory plant in Nevada, adding 3,000 new jobs & two new factories.