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Aurel Niculescu

United States

Staff Writer at autoevolution

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  • 5 days ago | autoevolution.com | Aurel Niculescu

    15 photosPhoto: ChevroletGeneral Motors has done something that many specialists and enthusiasts would have deemed impossible just a few years ago - their flagship Chevrolet Corvette sports car has reached the sky, and it's currently heading into the stratosphere of the Holy Trinity of hybrid hypercars! This past week has been choked full of interesting novelties. Some were funny – like the American Lexus IS 500 Ultimate Edition morphing into the 'Climax Edition' at home in Japan.

  • 6 days ago | autoevolution.com | Aurel Niculescu

    73 photosPhoto: jlord8 / InstagramIn case anyone hasn't noticed, sporty high-riders are making a comeback – both with ICE and EV powertrains. So, would you be down for a street-savvy Scout model, too? If anyone needs examples, then it suffices to look at the Ford Maverick Lobo and F-150 Lobo in the pickup truck department for ICE models.

  • 6 days ago | autoevolution.com | Aurel Niculescu

    45 photosPhoto: Nissan Motor Co LtdAfter two generations on the market as a classic hatchback, the Nissan Leaf - a veritable modern EV pioneer - has reached its third iteration with a paradigm change. Now it's a subcompact crossover SUV – but still with all-electric power under the hood.

  • 1 week ago | autoevolution.com | Aurel Niculescu

    17 photosPhoto: AutoYa / YouTubeThe last time a Mazda CX-5 prototype was spied on was only a few weeks ago – proof that the American-made CX-50 isn't killing the compact crossover SUV sibling despite its rising deliveries. Now, members of the rumor mill and the imaginative guild of digital car content creators dwelling across the parallel universes of vehicular CGI claim they have found leaked official pictures of the best-selling nameplate from Mazda.

  • 1 week ago | autoevolution.com | Aurel Niculescu

    10 photosPhoto: jlord8 / InstagramThe story of the iconic Chevrolet Impala full-size passenger car ended abruptly in 2020 when the tenth generation ceased production because of GM's refocus towards crossovers, SUVs, trucks, and EVs. The nameplate has a rich history, with the first use of the name being on a full-sized 1956 General Motors Motorama show car that had borrowed Corvette cues. Its name was inspired by the African antelope, and the animal even became the car's logo.

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