Twenty-five years after the original H2 rolled out in that unmistakable shade of yellow, GMC has pulled the same color back into the spotlight. The 2027 Hummer EV Icon 25 arrives as a tightly limited run of 250 trucks and SUVs, each wearing the new ICON Yellow paint and a serialized plaque that confirms its place in the short list. Production starts later this year at Factory Zero in Detroit, with the first examples expected in showrooms early in 2027 for buyers in the United States and Canada.
A 2020 Ford Transit Connect long-wheelbase passenger van sits at the center of this story. At roughly 15 feet 10 inches long, just over 6 feet wide, and about 6 feet tall, the vehicle already carries factory windows that pour natural light into the cabin. Small Vans Big World, based in Valparaiso, Indiana, took that everyday hauler and gave it a complete interior transformation aimed at real road use rather than showpiece looks.
City streets keep filling with bigger machines that promise freedom yet eat more space every year. One designer decided the answer sits much closer to the ground and far smaller than the robotaxi fleets already rolling out. His name is Alejandro Otálora. From a San Francisco base he spent years shaping delivery robots, then turned that experience into a personal side project he simply calls Auto.m. The result looks like a friendly upright box that just won a 2026 Red Dot Award and might one day leave the render farm for real pavement.
Recent sightings captured Fernando Alonso threading a Bugatti EB110 GT through the streets of Monaco. The two-time Formula One champion usually favors the newest hypercars money can buy. This particular car dates back more than three decades, and its arrival in his collection caught plenty of attention.
Video footage recorded by another motorist on British Columbia’s Trans-Canada Highway captured a Tesla Model Y traveling at roughly 100 kilometers per hour with its driver fast asleep. Her head rested to one side, eyes shut, while the car maintained its lane and speed on the stretch between Golden and Revelstoke. Two children reportedly occupied the rear seats. The person behind the wheel wore large sunglasses that blocked any direct view of her eyes.