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Back at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, the GAC Pickup 01 rolled onto the stage like a futuristic slab of sci-fi steel, and now it’s no longer just a concept—it’s headed for production in 2027. This isn’t another China-only special either; GAC’s got big plans to send this beast global, eyeing markets like Australia, Saudi Arabia, Chile, Mexico, and beyond where the brand’s already digging in its heels.
The 2025 Baltasar Revolt R is an incredible electric supercar from the Spanish company Baltasar, revealed at the Automobile Barcelona 2025 show. It’s an upgraded version of the original Revolt, made purely for tearing up racetracks with no focus on road use, though the base model could be driven on streets.
Batman fans, you’ll love this! This fantastic replica began as a 1979 Lincoln Continental and was redesigned to look like the classic 1960s Batmobile, made by George Barris for the Batman TV series, originally based on the 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car.
We’ll start off with the bad news, the BMW M2 Racing is a track-only race car designed for customer racing programs, not a production vehicle for public roads or a one-off creation. That said, it starts at just €98,000, a bargain for those interested in starting their own race team.
The MG Cyber X electric SUV stole the show at Auto Shanghai 2025, and it’s the second model in their youth-focused Cyber lineup, after the Cyberster roadster. It has a bold, boxy look inspired by tough off-road classics like the Land Rover Defender or Toyota Land Cruiser, but with a modern, futuristic spin.