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Ronaldo Reveals His New $2.5 Million Ferrari The world-renowned soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo is consistently mentioned as one of the best soccer players in the world in the 2020s. Born in Portugal, he plays for the Saudi Arabian Professional League's Al-Nassr and the Portuguese national team. He has also won the Ballon d'Or, an award given to the best male soccer player by the French soccer magazine France Football, five times. -
China's Struggle with Abandoned EVs: Are They the New Polluters? With the introduction of various regulations on internal combustion vehicles and restrictions on the operation of old diesel cars, the market share of eco-friendly vehicles (hybrids, electric cars, hydrogen cars) has naturally increased. Of course, the journey to this point was not without trials and errors, and there is still a long way to go, but now, these cars have become more familiar to many people than before. -
Everrati's Electric Land Rover Project Lands in the U.S. Land Rover is known as a leading contender in the premium SUV market. Originally, Land Rover was a brand that produced affordable and practical cars. Its current premium image was established with the success of its premium lineup, the Range Rover. Therefore, when discussing Land Rover's true identity, this particular model is always mentioned. The Defender, a traditional SUV, has been the embodiment of Land Rover since its establishment in 1948. -
Kim Jong Un's Security Vehicles Cause Stir as U.S. Ford Transits Spotted North Korea, one of the most secluded countries on the planet, is currently under the dictatorship of Kim Jong Un. Due to North Korea's secretive nature, the vehicles used by Kim Jong Un, spotted on February 28th, have caught the public's attention. Despite the sanctions against North Korea that have been in place since 2013, which block the import of foreign cars, the captured images reveal a variety of foreign vehicles. -
Ferrari Enzo Worth $4.2 Million Crashes on German Autobahn Any car can be involved in a traffic accident, but the outcome can be significantly different based on the type of vehicle. The safety of each vehicle has the most significant impact, and sometimes, the extent of damage in an accident can be influenced by the power performance. -
Inside North Korea's Electric Car Project: A Quirky and Unconventional Approach North Korea, the most secluded country on Earth, is interested in using electric cars as public transportation. It may seem strange that North Korea, where electricity goes out at night in the capital city of Pyongyang, is interested in electric cars. Still, North Korea has previously revealed a small electric car for tourism. -
Dodge Charger Daytona: Muscle Car Revival or Electric Letdown? Muscle cars, led by the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro, and Dodge Challenger, are in decline. This is because increasingly stringent environmental regulations threaten their existence due to the nature of muscle cars, where large-displacement V8 engines are essential.
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