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What's the appeal of show-off cars? How can we get 100% clean power for truly emissions-free mobility? What goes on in the car repair shops of Berlin? And what does our Bangkok taxi driver want even more than a Ferrari?
Much of the world’s electricity still comes from burning coal or gas. Can nuclear fusion fill the gaps in renewable energy supplies and power a mobility revolution any time soon? And how can the pistol shrimp help?
Audi’s top of the range SUV is all about power, size, speed and price. In short, it’s a big show off. Especially on the winding roads of Teneriffe. But what is the use if it’s tested by someone who’s not into it?
Ömer Akdoğan’s been fixing cars in Berlin for 25 years. Now he runs a garage specializing in Mercedes taxis, which means his colorful crew has to work fast. Especially when special clients come with urgent requests.
“Mr. Johnny” dreams of a Porsche Cayenne. Now he drives a Toyota taxi in Bangkok, full of his daughter’s paintings and German football stickers. He’s made it his own, but he still answers to his "real boss" - his wife.
REV goes on an electric trip! Will all EVs soon look the same? Who makes the best batteries? What's going on at Tesla's next Gigafactory outside Berlin and what has the Nissan Leaf got to do with it all?
This isn’t any old stretch limousine. The car in the video to "I see fire” by Naive New Beaters is XXL and is packed with their favorite things. REV chatted with the band about their visions for a mobile future.
Vaishali is an Indian motor journalist, Ronny is the world parallel parking champion. Together they take the Nissan Leaf for a spin on a racetrack and cruise round the site of Tesla’s next Gigafactory outside Berlin.
How three Austrians started building EVs in their garage and became global e-mobility leaders with their lightweight and efficient battery designs. Their clients include Mercedes-Benz, Audi - and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Three electric subcompacts: Our tester Emmanuel suffers his own personal Groundhog Day when every vehicle he checks out looks the same. Is he stuck in a bad dream or it is the new reality of VW’s corporate strategy?
His Mercedes 190 doesn't like the heat, but then neither does taxi driver Issiaka Zoungrana. For two decades the pair have been trying to earn a living on the streets of Ouagadougou. A tale of loyalty and resilience.
For decades, the Golf set the pace in the compact class. The 8th generation comes with full digital integration, car to car networking and smartphone control. But it could be the last new version VW ever produces.
Imagine a car that only emits water vapour, refuels in minutes and has twice the range of most electric cars. It's already here! Hydrogen is an environmentally-conscious mobility option that hasn't caught on - yet.
Five SUVs in a straight sand sprint. The 550hp Porsche Cayenne has a full racing pedigree. But can it stand up to the torque of the Audi e-tron? And what about the Maserati Levante, the Volvo XC 90 or the Lexus RX450h?
What's the best beach SUV? Will hydrogen cars bring us unlimited green mobility? Is it time to say "Auf Wiedersehen" to the VW Golf? And eternal loyalty - a taxi driver and his Mercedes 190 in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
