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As missiles and drones streak across skies in conflict zones, commercial passenger planes continue to operate nearby with surprising order
The Robinson R66 Turbinetruck removes the pilot seat entirely, replacing it with cargo space, challenging the traditional cockpit-based aircraft design.
Joby Aviation flew its first FAA-conforming electric air taxi in California, starting final certification testing. The company builds most components in-house and plans to double production to four aircraft monthly by 2027. A new U.S. program allows early operations in ten states, accelerating the path to commercial passenger flights.
China has unveiled a large electric aircraft that could represent the future of flying taxis. The aircraft, called Matrix, is
The conflict involving Iran and rising tensions across the Middle East have disrupted one of the world’s most important air
Chinese EV giant BYD has unveiled a new electric vehicle that claims the world’s longest driving range. According to the
The world’s first offshore vessel capable of operating on ammonia fuel is set to begin service this autumn. The project
Northeastern University researchers found they could track Tesla Model 3 and Cybertruck vehicles and disrupt their communications using fake cell towers. The vulnerabilities stem from cellular modem components made by Qualcomm and Quectel that are used in most modern cars. Researchers say owners cannot monitor or disable these always-on connections, highlighting broader security risks across the auto industry.
Lamborghini, Mini and Jaguar built classic cars with two fuel tanks to extend driving range and improve weight distribution. The Countach and Espada used dual tanks to feed their thirsty V12 engines on long journeys, while the Mini Cooper S benefited from better balance for rally success. Modern fuel efficiency has made the feature largely redundant today.
Royal Enfield engineer Stephen Wallis, 43, built The Beast—a £2,000, 234.71mph RC car powered by four BEAST‑class drone motors—in his Rugby garage with his 13‑year‑old son Rory. Verified by Guinness World Records after a September 2025 run at Llanbedr Airfield, it outruns a McLaren F1. Rival James McCoy has since gone 238mph unofficially; Wallis now targets 250mph.
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