James Attwood

4 weeks ago | autocar.co.uk | James Attwood

Close Kris Cholmondeley has packed his wetsuit and says he’s happy to take a dip in Windermere if we’d like some photos of that. Clearly, the boss of Jeep UK is up for demonstrating an on-brand adventurous lifestyle – and it’s not just for show. He’s a keen runner and has tackled events such as the Celtman!, an ‘extreme triathlon’ so brutal you’ll need a lie-down after simply reading the course profile. “I’ve always been an outdoor type and I’m really focused on mental health,” he says.

4 weeks ago | flipboard.com | James Attwood

NowEurope ‘Ready to Respond Firmly’ if Russia Refuses 30-Day Ceasefire – MacronFrench President Emmanuel Macron joined a number of Western leaders to back Ukraine’s 30-day unconditional ceasefire proposal. French President …6 hours agoA Decade-Long Search for a Battery That Can End the Gasoline EraOn a frigid day in early January, as she worked in her office in the Boston suburb of Billerica, Mass., Siyu Huang received a two-word text message. “Spinning wheels,” it said.

1 month ago | autocar.co.uk | James Attwood |Felix Page |Will Rimell

Ferrari will reveal the first details of its long-awaited debut electric car on 9 October, ahead of a full unveiling next spring. CEO Benedetto Vigna, speaking during the company's first quarter results, confirmed that the EV's "technological heart" will be detailed at its Capital Markets Day as part of a three-step unveiling. This would suggest the first announcement will showcase the car's underpinning – most importantly its powertrain.

1 month ago | autocar.co.uk | James Attwood

The Volkswagen Golf is set to be radically reinvented as an advanced electric car when it enters its ninth generation, benefiting from bold new hardware and software technologyThe new model, due in 2028 or 2029, will be a key part of a wide-reaching overhaul of Volkswagen’s EV line-up that will kick off with the ID 2X later this year. The new model will start the brand’s pivot back towards more conventional and familiar styling.

1 month ago | businessmirror.com.ph | James Attwood |Marcelo Rochabrun

Peru is assigning the military with the task of regaining control of a mineral-rich area of the country’s northern highlands after 13 gold-mine workers were kidnapped and murdered.   Army troops who were previously supporting police in the province of Pataz will now take control of security, President Dina Boluarte told reporters in Lima on Monday. Mining activity in the area will be suspended for 30 days.