AMG’s GT XX Concept isn’t just a hypercar tease, it’s a technology manifesto with 1,341 horsepower, axial flux motors, and ...

The car was powered by an experimental 5.4-liter Chrysler V12 engine, which delivered 425 hp to the rear wheels through a four-speed automatic transmission and a Dana 40 rear end.

The CR-V Dream Pod is a perfect overnight camper We’ve seen some interesting concept cars over the years, but Honda ’s Dream Pod concept lands on the more practical side of the scale. The ...

The GM XP-883 never set pulses racing like the Corvette Stingray, but it heralded a category of vehicle that would become popular almost a half-century later in plug-in hybrid gas-electric cars ...

Renault has unveiled one of its oddest ever concept cars, the Filante Record 2025. The single-seater is inspired by legendary record-breaking Renaults such as the 40 CV des Records (1925 ...

Inspired by the 1926 Renault 40 CV des records, which set a number of speed records at the track in Montlhéry, France, between 1924 and 1926, the Renault Filante Record 2025 concept features a ...

At 5,120mm long, with a height of 1,190mm, the concept is as long as a Range Rover but lower than a McLaren 750S. These dimensions help the Filante Record 2025 control the air flowing over its ...

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(TestMiles) – In a daring move that challenges automotive conventions, Jaguar has unveiled the Type 00, a concept car that not only reimagines the brand’s design philosophy but also aims to ...

To travel longer distances, the 30kW hydrogen fuel cell kicks in, running on low-carbon hydrogen stored in a 2.8kg onboard tank. According to the French brand, this would allow the car to cover a ...

Called Pursuit, the car blended a futuristic design with high-tech features like few other concepts from the '80s, which is why for us, it's the most intriguing concept of the decade.

Honda didn’t roll out a concept car until 1984! By then, it had been building engines and motorcycles for nearly 40 years, and building trucks and cars for around 20 years.