Hymer’s new CrossOver editions are designed for off-grid stays in remote places. One takes the existing Grand Canyon S camper van as its starting point, while the other is a modified version of the ML-T 570 semi-integrated coachbuilt motorhome.
As part of its India 2.0 product strategy, Škoda has introduced the Kushaq. At 4,221 mm (13’ 10”) long and 1,760 mm (5’ 9”) wide, this new SUV is about the same size as the B-segment Kamiq that’s currently sold in Europe.
Kymco is hoping that its latest offering will appeal to customers who want a scooter for both leisure use and daily commuting. Accordingly, the new Xciting S 400 is claimed to have decent high-speed stability and manoeuvrability, thanks to features such as a more rigid double-braced front fork and a stronger rear hanger axle.
A new top trim grade has been added to Peugeot’s Expert range. Named Sport Edition and based on the existing Asphalt equipment level, it’s available for Standard length Panel Van and Crew Van models.
Following 2009’s Mini E, BMW has announced its second all-electric car. Based on the 1 Series Coupé, the BMW ActiveE is powered by an electric motor that produces 165 bhp (123 kW / 168 PS) and maximum torque of 250 Nm (184 lb/ft). That’s sufficient to get the ActiveE from rest to 62 mph (100 km/h) in nine seconds - surprisingly sluggish for an electric car, given the instant torque that’s usually available. Top speed is limited to 90 mph (144 km/h), undoubtedly in the interests of preserving battery charge. Whereas the Mini E lost its rear seats and a big chunk of boot space to its battery pack, the ActiveE retains the same four-seat accommodation as a ‘normal’ 1 Series Coupé. Luggage capacity shrinks from 370 to 200 litres though, thanks to a rear-mounted electric motor and control unit. The liquid cooled lithium-ion batteries meanwhile take the spaces previously occupied by the fuel tank, transmission and engine. BMW has said that the ActiveE will have a range of 100 miles (1...
Following the recent unveiling of its 2018 GSX-RR MotoGP bike, Suzuki has confirmed that a replica colour scheme will soon be available for the road-going GSX-R1000 and GSX-R1000R.
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