Renault shows Twingo E-Tech in production form: back to the ’90s spirit
Everyone will recognize the Renault Twingo E-Tech as the French car maker shows its third retromodern small EV, this time with a base price of under £20,000 expected […]
Mercedes-Benz launches all-new GLC, with full EV first
With weaker Chinese sales, the new-generation GLC arrives at the perfect time for Mercedes-Benz to reinvigorate its offerings […]
Some countries have been very visible with their decisions in 2025—with real consequences for their companies
From issue 51 of Lucire […]
Thank you for your journeys with us
Jack Yan honours three people who played a part in Lucire’s journey […]
Volkswagen takes evolutionary step with new T-Roc
No plug-in hybrids or full EVs: Volkswagen’s second-generation T-Roc is a careful evolution of the first, as the German car maker decides not tamper with a formula that has already netted them over two million sales […]
Fila launches Tornado shoes with ‘urban outdoor’ appeal
Fila blends the demands of everyday urban commuters with those who expect to travel this summer […]
Balenciaga–Lamborghini collaboration out now, with fashion, leather goods
Balenciaga and Automobili Lamborghini collaborate on a collection comprising fashion, leather goods and jewellery, and retail activations include art and technology […]
Hongqi eyes international markets and looks to collaborations
China’s oldest luxury car brand wants its sales to continue increasing, with new models and a ‘shared-value mobility union’ announced at Auto Shanghai 2025 […]
For one week only, Hong Kongers can indulge in a very special offering from Shōgun Burger at the Regent Hong Kong, writes Stanley Moss […]
The week: on Careless People, US exiting world affairs, and meritorious coverage
Jack Yan looks at the previous week, from a shout-out by a later Kiwi fashion website, to Sarah Wynn-Williams’s Careless People, to the world no longer seeing the US as having a role in global affairs […]
