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This is the new Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer that held Twitter hostage 2:49 AM Hey internet, now you can pay Katy Perry $130 to perpetuate a meme 12:43 AM This is Nvidia Shield: a closer look at the 4K Android TV game console 1:00 AM Sony's VAIO Electric cars are still a fledging, niche industry—and one that already uses aluminum. Tesla Motors Inc. makes its Model S sedan and forthcoming Model X sport utility out of aluminum, and has forecast substantial growth globally for its vehicles. 2017 Audi R8 e-tron All-Electric Sports Car: Live Photos From Geneva Motor Show The all-new Audi R8 sports car was officially unveiled today at the Geneva Motor Show, including the limited-production R8 e-tron battery electric version. Audi had previously German car magazine Auto Motor und Sport said that Apple is working with BMW to develop an electric car, but the automaker has denied that claim, according to 9to5Mac. The report in the German automobile magazine stated that Apple was impressed with BMW * Revamped R8 e-tron has doubled range to 450 km * Audi's "halo" car polishes lineup, lowers CO2 - analysts * R8 e-tron sales won't exceed 100 cars per year - IHS By Andreas Cremer BERLIN, March 3 (Reuters) - More than two years since abandoning electric A self-driving version of BMW's i3 electric car, the Budii is filled with all kinds (grand tourer), it also demonstrated how the company is thinking beyond pure sports cars and expanding into segments that are seen more practical and family-friendly. .

GENEVA (AP) – Forget driverless cars, electric power or even green technology. There is no doubt what visitors are coming to see at the glamorous Geneva motor show: supercars. It is the high-end, impossibly expensive but seductively powerful sports cars arguing it was better to make diesel cars cleaner or focus on hybrids that combine a combustion engine with battery power. It flirted with an electric R8 sports car in 2009, promising a thrilling performance but an underwhelming range of 134 miles. Now it looks like Apple could be teaming up with one popular car-maker on the mysterious new vehicle. This latest rumor comes from German magazine Auto Motor and Sports, which claims Apple is interested in developing a new version of BMW’s electric i3. Aston Martin evidently has decided that selling only GT cars—and we’re including the four-door Rapide in that categorization—is a strategy fated to keep sales volumes cripplingly small. And indeed, the brand sold just a little more than 4000 units .