As Mini's parent company BMW moves closer to unveiling production versions of its Neue Klasse, the name for its next ...

Mini could swap to a rear-wheel-drive setup for its next-generation EVs thanks to sharing platforms with BMW. While the news have yet to be officially confirmed, BMW’s Neue Klasse models and their ...

The 2025 Explorer ST receives a mid-cycle refresh. The biggest update is the redesigned front fascia, which now includes a ...

But while WorldTour teams are often made up of a uniform collection of perfectly and professionally prepped bikes, freshly pressed jerseys and pristine white shoes, the metaphorical gravel paddock is ...

So, what’s it like to drive? We’ve been ... features the same 2.0-litre turbocharged unit in our test car with its power boosted to 234bhp. All Mini Convertibles come as standard with an ...

The e-bikes fall under three main classes as follows: Class 1: a bicycle with pedal assist, no throttle and capable of a maximum speed of up to 20 mph Class 2: a bicycle with pedal assist ...

This is a full turn-key sim racing rig complete with a large monitor, racing seat with motion control force feedback, an immersive audio system, direct-drive steering wheel and pedal box.

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A: You may drive in a bicycle lane for a maximum of 50 metres but you are permitted to do so for only a limited number of reasons, including to avoid obstacles, to turn left, or to enter or leave the ...

shifted its sustainability drive to a higher gear as it started deploying to key outlets eco-friendly e-bikes for the delivery of batteries to customers. These e-bikes will now be part of the ...

I have finally gotten the permission to purchase a bike of my own (with my own money of course, 21 year old on an articleship stipend.) My budget is stretched to a strict 2 lakhs on road, Chennai.

also told Drive that "While the traditional ’10 and 2’ placement was once the recommended hand position on the steering wheel for motorists, that has changed with the introduction of airbags.