CarWow’s latest drag race, pitting the McLaren P1 against the 750S, is a clash of eras—hybrid hypercar royalty versus a modern combustion beast. Let’s just say that the former is most certainly worth the money, that is if you can find one.
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BMW’s M division, the folks behind some of the most exciting cars on the planet, is about to electrify things, literally. The all-electric M3, a legend known for its heart-pounding speed, was recently caught zooming around the twists and turns of Germany’s famous Nürburgring track.
Aston Martin’s Valkyrie LM is a hypercar that doesn’t just flirt with the idea of racing—it’s practically a Le Mans contender you can park in your garage. Limited to just 10 units, this track-only machine is a near-identical twin to the Valkyrie AMR-LMH that’s tearing up the World Endurance Championship (WEC) and IMSA circuits.
Japan’s T-Demand has taken Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y—already sharp, clean EVs—and cranked them into head-turning showstoppers that refuse to blend in. Forget the usual Teslas silently zipping through quiet suburbs; these beasts rock custom air suspension, oversized wheels, and a brazen stance that injects a rebellious streak into Tesla’s minimalist vibe.
Augmented reality has long been a sci-fi dream, but Xpeng and Huawei are turning it into a reality you can drive. Their new “Zhuiguang Panoramic” AR-HUD system, debuting on the upcoming Xpeng G7 electric SUV, transforms the entire windshield into a vibrant, interactive heads-up display.