So, we’re updating our list of the fastest cars in the world to show more wheeled lightning. For 2024, there’s a new number ...

The world's fastest EVS are changing the face of speed. The electric future is upon us thanks to these envelope-pushing vehicles redefining what is possible.

The Yangwang U9 Xtreme EV, an electric car by BYD, has set a new world record for fastest production car, reaching speeds of 496 kph.

The Yangwang U9 has also achieved a lap time of 6 minutes and 59.157 seconds on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, demonstrating the rapid performance and track handling breakthroughs of Chinese new energy ...

Bugatti’s Chiron Super Sport 300+ was the world’s official fastest production car with a top speed of 490.48km/h. But now Yangwang have claimed this record with a 496.22km/h run with their U9 Xtreme ...

On a twisting track in Melbourne, Australia, the lead driver for Oracle Red Bull Racing (ORBR) is approaching the final lap when rain starts to pour. As the track turns dangerously slick, he faces a ...

As driver Marc Basseng then pinned the throttle, the car gained speed at a truly shocking pace, roaring past 450km/h and 470 km/h with apparent ease. The car didn't even appear to be breaking a sweat ...

In truth part of my antipathy stems from the fact these speeds are now unrelatable data points. In the past, if you had ever ...

The French car company says it will be the fastest, most powerful, and most expensive car in the world. The Chiron's speed remains to be seen, but will be capped at 260 miles per hour for road use.

This is a ranking of all new cars on sale in terms of top speed, starting with the slowest and finishing with the fastest, ...

Living with one of the world’s fastest cars in your garage must be difficult—unless you own a runway. Like having one of the most expensive bottles of whisky in your cabinet, you know that you’ll ...