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Man Spends 200 Days Building Solar-Powered Yacht That Can Travel Forever Without Fuel
After a few months on the water, it's safe to say this boat is functional, and according to Lukas, it has infinite range.
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New Jersey Passes Law Requiring License, Registration, And Insurance For E-Bikes
On his last day in office, outgoing Governor Phil Murphy signed the law in response to an increasing number of e-bike crashes and fatalities.
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U.S. Customs Derailed A Red Bull-Ford F1 Engine Test By Seizing A Turbocharger
Red Bull decided to stuff a turbo into a briefcase and have an engineer hand-deliver it to Ford in Michigan. Custom agents had other plans.
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How 'One Battle After Another' Shot One Of The Best Car Chase Scenes We've Seen In Years
Since they chose to shoot the chase on an actual road, they also had to deal with traffic and could only shoot in short intervals.
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'Forza Horizon 6' Will Have More Cars, More Customization, And A Much Bigger World Full Of The Japanese Car Culture We Love
Don't worry, you're not going to have to wait long to play.
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Tesla Now Charges Extra If You Want The Autosteer Software That Previously Came Standard
That means the Model 3 and Model Y are now less well-equipped than a base-model Toyota Corolla, which starts at $22,925.
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These Are The Auto Factories Our Readers Would Want To Work In
Low-tech or high, volume or bespoke, we asked for your dream manufacturing job and you delivered.
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Rolling-Coal And Emissions Cheating Devices Are No Longer A Criminal Offenses In Donald Trump's America
You can now pretty much roll coal with impunity in the United States, Tesla has launched robotaxis without safety monitors years later, and more.
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What Seemingly Normal Car Is Actually Pretty Weird?
As always, I'll be giving out major awards and prizes to those who explain why their choice is so strange.
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Astronaut Suni Williams Retires After Spending 608 Days In Space
There isn't much money in getting stuck in space, as Williams only received an extra $1,430 for her 9-month extended work trip.
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Used Porsche Taycans Are Finally Starting To Show Up For Less Than $40,000
Sub-$40,000 Taycans do technically exist, which means it's only a matter of time before even more of them start to show up at a similar price point.
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It's Just Me And The Dog, I Want Something Fun To Drive! What Should I Buy?
Geoff can finally afford a nicer ride and wants something enjoyable and comfortable enough for the pup. With a budget up to $40,000 what car should he buy?
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Toyota Says A New Mid-Engine Sports Car Is Coming, But It's Still Years Away
Still, folks, we're getting a new Mister Two at some point in the late 2020s or early 2030s, and I — for one — couldn't be more excited.
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Congress Saves NASA From Trump's Proposed Budget Cuts, Fully Funds Agency And Its Science Missions
Did we avert the crisis? Getting funding again is nice, but a lot of damage has already been done.
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Porsche Celebrates 20 Years Of 'Cars' By Bringing Lightning McQueen And Sally Carrera To Daytona, Making Us Feel Ancient
The other seven Porsches running at Daytona this weekend were too shy to actually meet heroes like Lightning and Sally. Which, relatable.
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Subaru WRX Gets Base Model Back, Drops Prices On All Trims
New cars cost too much, and Subaru is doing something about it.
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The Big 3 Better Get Used To Seeing Chinese EVs In Their Own Backyards
It won't happen in the near term, but sooner than they'd like, the C-suite at the Detroit Big 3 will be sharing the roads with Chinese EVs.
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This Is What Our Readers Would Name Their Big Boats If They Could Afford One
Jalopnik may mainly be known as a car blog, but we love all sorts of other things that move, too.
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Colorado VW, Audi, Porsche Dealers Sue The State For Letting Scout Sell Directly To Customers
Volkswagen's kids are fighting over Scout selling cars directly to customers, Mitsubishi is looking to go downmarket again and Hyundai's robots wins and woes.
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What's The Coolest Piece Of Automotive Clothing That's In Your Closet?
Yes, "Cool" is subjective, but some things will always be in style.
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2026 Subaru Outback Wilderness Turns The Subaru-Ness Up To 11
Subaru's redesigned Outback Wilderness is ready to tackle whatever trail you've convinced yourself you're ready to go down.
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Government Realizes That Throwing Money At Air Traffic Control Is A Good Idea, Funds More Hiring And Pay Raises
That 3.8% raise for air traffic controllers is strangely conditional: the FAA administrator gets to decide whether or not to pay it out,
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At $12,999, Is This 2000 Isuzu Trooper Overlander An Underrated Deal?
Heavily customized to make it a serviceable base camp off-road, does the mods on this overlanding-ready Trooper justify its price tag?
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Bugatti F.K.P. Hommage One-Off Imagines The Veyron Facelift That Never Happened
Based on the Chiron Super Sport's chassis, the F.K.P. Hommage celebrates the Veyron's 20th anniversary, and the sunsetting of the W16 engine.
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China Is Becoming A Global EV Battery Building Behemoth
Those profit margins are only set to grow in the coming years as trade barriers are removed.
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Giving The Volkswagen ID Buzz The 2025 Utility Vehicle Of The Year Award Was A Mistake, NACTOY President Says
Whether you would consider a NACTOY award when shopping for a new car or not, this does serve as a great reminder that all awards have their limitations.
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'Never Say Never' Ford Won't Close The Door On Sedans After Leaving The Segment Over Five Years Ago
Every mainstream automaker is looking for ways to bring prices down; a sedan could be a great way for Ford to do that.
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