The 2023 Bugatti Baby II, a one-of-one, 75% scale electric reimagination of the famous Bugatti Type 35, will be sold at Gooding & Company’s Pebble Beach Auctions, which is taking place amidst Pebble Beach Automotive Week.
 

Hand-built by The Little Car Company’s team of engineers at their UK headquarters in Oxfordshire, the Baby II has been developed using a 3D scan of the original 1924 Grand Prix car, and the aluminium bodywork is hand-formed to offer true authenticity to the original. Powered by an electric motor, the Baby II provides a modern twist on an unforgettable classic.

ADNOC have announced that it has begun construction on the Middle East's first high-speed hydrogen refuelling station. The station, which is being built in Masdar City by ADNOC, will create clean hydrogen from water, using an electrolyser powered by clean grid electricity. 

Hydrogen, which creates no carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions when used, has the highest energy per mass of any fuel and can give vehicles a longer driving range and quicker refuelling times compared with battery electric vehicles. ADNOC also announced a partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) and Al-Futtaim Motors to test the high-speed hydrogen refuelling station using a fleet of clean hydrogen-powered vehicles.

The cost of living crisis has impacted every corner of society, as people across the UK grapple with escalating prices for basic essentials, some are making decisions that carry significant risk, not just for themselves but for others on the road as well. International Drivers Association conducted a survey across 2500 motorists to find out how far some Brits are willing to cut costs.

In the UK, vehicles are obligated to undergo regular Ministry of Transport (MOT) tests to ensure they adhere to road safety and environmental standards. Yet, with the rise in living costs, there's a concerning trend of drivers sidestepping these essential checks. 27% of Brits admit to avoiding an MOT test…

Through Faurecia Aptoide's highly regarded technology that provides OEMs a personalised Apps Market solution, users in even more car brands will now be able to access and use the TuneIn application directly from their vehicle's infotainment system, as car manufacturers work on building a fully connected experience for their users.

TuneIn, the world's leading live audio service, is accessible in over 100+ countries and across more than 200 devices and vehicles.

Google search data unveils some intriguing insights into the most searched-for used cars in the UK.

Here are the top five most searched-for used cars in Coventry:

  1. Ford Fiesta
  2. Kia Sportage
  3. Nissan Qashqai
  4. Peugeot 3008
  5. Peugeot 208

The study by car finance refund experts Undisclosed.co.uk evaluated the number of yearly searches for 145 models of used cars across 29 brands, to find which is searched for the most. This analysis reveals insights into the most coveted used cars in each UK city.