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Casio is launching the Blue Rose Project, a three-watch G-Shock collection headlined by the $80,000 MRG-D5000, the brand's first retail watch with an outer case and bezel made entirely from blue sapphire crystal. The limited 20-unit flagship uses a reengineered Multi-Guard Structure to bring true shock resistance to sapphire construction.
A detailed review of the Ferrari Purosangue, highlighting its design, in-car technology features, performance, and premium pricing.
The Bentley Supersports is a lightweight, performance-focused car with a new V8 engine, active suspension, and functional aerodynamics, designed as the lightest Bentley in 85 years.
Tesla promotes its FSD Supervised feature, claiming that being driven by the car is the ultimate luxury.
TAG Heuer releases a limited-edition orange 'Zandvoort' version of its solar-powered Formula 1 watch, reviving the iconic 1980s design with a larger 38mm case and Solargraph movement.
Range Rover unveils its first non-SUV, the Range Rover GT, an electrified grand tourer built on the EMA platform, blending EV performance with luxury and all-terrain capability.
Amble, founded by former Apple and Audi employees, unveils the Amble One, a $25,000 lightweight electric buggy inspired by moon buggies, with a 60-mile range, 40 mph top speed, and street-legal status in Europe.
Ferrari's first all-electric model, the Luce, designed with Apple's Jony Ive, faces widespread mockery and criticism for its bland, unidentifiable design that clashes with the brand's iconic identity, especially given its $640,000 price tag.
Ferrari Luce is the first electric car from Ferrari, designed by LoveFrom.
Ferrari reveals its first electric vehicle, the Luce, designed in collaboration with Jony Ive and Marc Newson's LoveFrom. It features four motors, 1,035 horsepower, starts at €550,000 in Italy, and is Ferrari's first five-seat car.
Mercedes-AMG unveiled the all-electric GT 63 4-Door Coupe, featuring axial flux motors and F1-derived battery cells, marking a shift away from V8 engines.