Grab your mug — here’s everything that hit the site today, all in one place.
1. Inside Isuzu’s Driverless Truck Plan: Real Freight, Real Deadline, One Big Catch
Isuzu’s second-gen autonomous trucks are now hauling real freight on a live commercial route in Japan.
2. Waterproof 2.0-Liter Hybrid Engine Rated for 43 Inches of Water Fording
A hybrid powertrain built to survive deep-water crossings, not just look tough on paper.
3. Ducati Sale Talk Returns as VW Reviews 600 Businesses: What Owners Should Know
Audi’s CEO confirmed Ducati is among roughly 600 VW Group businesses under review, reviving sale speculation.
4. Alpine Let Lacoste Design Its Wildest Electric Hot Hatch, and It’s Headed for a Concours Lawn, Not a Racetrack
A one-off Alpine hot hatch dressed in Lacoste’s signature red, built for showing off rather than lapping.
5. Porsche Cashes Out of Bugatti Rimac for $1.2 Billion, and Most of It Isn’t Going Where You’d Guess
Porsche confirmed its exit from Bugatti Rimac, and the payout has an unexpected destination.
6. Clark County Wants to Name a Street After Kyle Busch. Nevada Already Has One Called Rowdy.
A private service road near Las Vegas Motor Speedway could get Busch’s name, but Nevada already has a “Rowdy” street.
7. Racing’s Safety Net Failed in Shanghai — So a Rival Driver Pulled Ollie Millroy Out of a Burning Ferrari Himself
A GT3 Ferrari fire turned into a rescue when a competing driver stepped in himself.
8. The Only Camaro Z28 Convertible Chevy Ever Built Was a Company Car for Its Own General Manager
Chevrolet’s GM Pete Estes had a one-off Camaro Z28 convertible built just for himself.
9. Section 59 Explained: Why 17 MPH Cost Six Supercar Drivers Their Cars
Greater Manchester Police impounded five Lamborghinis and a G-Wagon under a law stricter than most drivers realize.
That’s the lineup — see you tomorrow.
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