Range Rover Sport Electric Breaks Cover at Goodwood
Following a series of private previews, the brand's second EV was confirmed with a dynamic display at the famous motor circuit.
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LVMH and IFM launch the “Sciences & Creation” Chair
LVMH and IFM are building a new “Sciences & Creation” Chair that studies how ideas form, with research tracks, classroom formats and direct links to the Maisons.
BMW Sees European Electric Growth Amid a Challenging Global Picture
While overall global sales see a slight dip, BMW's new electric models are driving significant growth in Europe and the US, painting a complex picture for the first half of 2026.
Bentley’s Torcal Found Its Voice in a Drummer’s Rhythm
The sound of Bentley's new electric Torcal was not born from code, but from an experiment with a V8, a drummer, and a search for human imperfection.
A 10-Minute Bidding War Ends with a $50.1 Million T. Rex
A 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton just became the most expensive dinosaur ever sold, fetching over $50.1 million at Sotheby's New York.
Embraer Phenom 300EV Raises the Bar for Private Aviation Once Again
Embraer refines its bestselling light jet with greater capability, smarter technology and unmatched efficiency.
The Mechanical Souls of Theo Jansen’s Strandbeest
For 35 years, Theo Jansen’s wind-powered sculptures roamed the beach. Now, with Audemars Piguet Contemporary, they have entered their final, fossilised form.
Pass the Application, Buy the New Gold MoonSwatch
To get the new limited-edition MISSION TO THE MOON 1969, buyers must first pass a 32-question digital application for the right to pay a price set in 1969.
Pelé, Maradona, Kobe: Sotheby’s Is Auctioning Sports History
At an auction in New York, the jerseys of Pelé, Kobe Bryant, and Lew Alcindor are reminders that history is something you can hold.
Mercedes-AMG's Electric CLA Simulates a Petrol Engine’s Feel
With 680 horsepower and haptic feedback in the seats, the new CLA 45 4MATIC+ is an exercise in engineering sensation back into electric performance.
Rolls-Royce Returns to Saint-Tropez With Sixteen Bespoke Cars
The marque arrives on the French Riviera with its most extensive summer programme to date, placing sixteen Bespoke vehicles across four of the coast's most celebrated addresses.
Vacheron Constantin Writes Its Next Chapter in Nanjing
At Nanjing Deji Plaza, the Maison's reimagined boutique looks beyond retail, building a space around local artistry and shared history.
Sinner Defends Wimbledon
He nearly lost it on the first day. Wimbledon asks something of everyone who walks through the black gates. It asks more of the man who arrives as world number one and defending champion, because he is the only one in the draw with something to lose.
One Moment at Goodwood, Two Masters at Work
A Bentley Supersports goes sideways at Goodwood, a photographer holds his breath, and the story behind one perfect image unfolds through the eyes of two professionals.
Is 34.5mm Too Small? Vacheron Constantin's New Overseas Sparks a Bigger Conversation
Vacheron Constantin's new 34.5mm Overseas reignites the conversation around modern watch proportions.
Hennessy Crafts Its First Ready-to-Serve Cocktails
The move, guided by its eighth-generation Master Blender, brings the historic cognac house into one of the fastest-growing spirits markets in the United States.
The Coordinates and the Quarter-Million Stitches of Rolls-Royce
At the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the marque’s latest Bespoke commissions reveal a narrative told through obsessive, almost hidden, craft.
The Rolls-Royce Ghost, Tailored for One
This one-of-one commission translates the art of British suiting into a Ghost Extended, down to the 250,000 stitches of its hidden lining.