Alright, let’s dive into the 2026 Model Y Performance like we’re kicking back with a smoothie, not poring over a spec sheet. A prototype of Tesla’s souped-up electric SUV was spotted cruising around, no camouflage in sight, and it’s clear this thing’s ready to turn heads. Borrowing tricks from the Model 3 Performance, this Model Y is shaping up to be a wickedly fast, sharp-looking ride that still handles your daily errands like a champ.
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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.
The 2026 Lexus RZ is the automaker’s latest electric SUV that’s been revamped to turn heads and spark curiosity, whether you’re a gearhead or just someone who loves a smooth ride.
The electric vehicle revolution is charging forward, and Toyota’s not sitting idly by. Enter the 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland, a rugged, all-electric SUV that’s ready to tackle trails and turn heads. This isn’t just a rebadged bZ4X with a new sticker—it’s a beefier, more adventurous take on Toyota’s EV lineup, built to blend zero-emission driving with weekend-warrior swagger.
Dunsfold Aerodrome’s 1.75-mile test track sprawls under a moody Surrey sky, its asphalt a sacred scar on the landscape of car culture. This is the Top Gear test track, where the Stig’s 55.9-second McMurtry Spéirling lap still looms large, where supercars howled, and where James May and Richard Hammond, two-thirds of the show’s holy trinity, staged a final, electrifying goodbye. Captured for DriveTribe, this wasn’t just a lap—it was a high-voltage love letter to a show that rewired how the world saw cars, with May at the wheel and Hammond riding shotgun, their banter crackling like static.