Cars
This is the first complete image of the Vulcano supercar, built by Italian design firm Icona. The photo is still not very telling, but it does show the whole car. However, one can’t get the sense of proportion, and make comments on its design, yet, because it only allows us to see the car in a top-down perspective, which currently makes it look a bit like a Lexus LF-A – we will have to wait for its show floor debut in Shanghai to be able to make accurate comments. Read more »
- Infiniti Q60 Concept Teased Ahead Of Detroit Auto Show Debut
Infiniti has released the first teaser photo of the Q60 Concept that will debut at the Detroit Auto Show on January 13. As we’ve reported before, this study is likely to be an accurate preview of the production model, which is interesting because...
- Icona Vulcano 950hp Hybrid Coupe Makes A Fiery Global Debut In Shanghai
The Icona Vulcano has just made its official debut on the Shanghai motor show floor, and with it, we also get the first batch of photos. We finally get to see the much-teased front-engine supercar from all angles, not just the top, but the use of a wall...
- Icona Vulcano Is A One-off, 900hp Italian Supercar To Be Revealed In Shanghai
The supercar segment will soon welcome a new entrant in the guise of the one-off Vulcano, which is coachbuilt in Italy and designed by Icona, an Italian design house based in Shanghai, China. Set for a world premiere at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show in...
- China's Byd Auto Launches S6 Lexus Rx Clone, Holds European Patent For Design Copyrights...
These are the first photos of BYD Auto's newest proposal in the SUV / Crossover segment, the S6 that is bound to make its debut at next month's 2009 Shanghai Auto Show that runs from April 20 to 28. If you haven't noticed it already, the Chinese...
- Update: Lamborghini Replaces Second Teaser Shot With Third One…
But wait a minute, what’s the difference between this image and the previous one revealed by Lamborghini earlier this morning? Well, aside from the erased background, as our Italian friends over at Autoblog.it pointed out, Lamborghini also removed...
Cars
Icona Vulcano Revealed with Single Photo Shot from Above
This is the first complete image of the Vulcano supercar, built by Italian design firm Icona. The photo is still not very telling, but it does show the whole car. However, one can’t get the sense of proportion, and make comments on its design, yet, because it only allows us to see the car in a top-down perspective, which currently makes it look a bit like a Lexus LF-A – we will have to wait for its show floor debut in Shanghai to be able to make accurate comments. Read more »
- Infiniti Q60 Concept Teased Ahead Of Detroit Auto Show Debut
Infiniti has released the first teaser photo of the Q60 Concept that will debut at the Detroit Auto Show on January 13. As we’ve reported before, this study is likely to be an accurate preview of the production model, which is interesting because...
- Icona Vulcano 950hp Hybrid Coupe Makes A Fiery Global Debut In Shanghai
The Icona Vulcano has just made its official debut on the Shanghai motor show floor, and with it, we also get the first batch of photos. We finally get to see the much-teased front-engine supercar from all angles, not just the top, but the use of a wall...
- Icona Vulcano Is A One-off, 900hp Italian Supercar To Be Revealed In Shanghai
The supercar segment will soon welcome a new entrant in the guise of the one-off Vulcano, which is coachbuilt in Italy and designed by Icona, an Italian design house based in Shanghai, China. Set for a world premiere at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show in...
- China's Byd Auto Launches S6 Lexus Rx Clone, Holds European Patent For Design Copyrights...
These are the first photos of BYD Auto's newest proposal in the SUV / Crossover segment, the S6 that is bound to make its debut at next month's 2009 Shanghai Auto Show that runs from April 20 to 28. If you haven't noticed it already, the Chinese...
- Update: Lamborghini Replaces Second Teaser Shot With Third One…
But wait a minute, what’s the difference between this image and the previous one revealed by Lamborghini earlier this morning? Well, aside from the erased background, as our Italian friends over at Autoblog.it pointed out, Lamborghini also removed...