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No V-12 rumble for Ferrari’s new EV, but the sounds of 1,050 electric horsepower

Ferrari’s First EV Leans Into Electric Sound Instead of Fake Engine Noise

Ferrari’s new Luce does not try to recreate a V-12 soundtrack. Instead, the automaker says it is amplifying the real mechanical character of its first electric model, turning sound design into a core part of the car’s EV

Key Takeaways

Ferrari is not imitating a combustion-engine sound in its first EV.
The Luce uses processed signals from a rear-axle accelerometer to create audible sound.

DT Editorial Team·May 26, 2026·via autonews.com

Mercedes Updates the S-Class for 2027 With More Screens, More Hybrid Power, and a Familiar Shape

Mercedes-Benz is keeping the S-Class formula largely intact for 2027 while adding new powertrain choices, a standard three-screen Superscreen interface, and thousands of revised parts beneath a restrained exterior.

Key Takeaways

The 2027 S-Class will come to the U.S. in S500, S580e, and S580 trims.
Mercedes says the new model is 50% new and includes more than 2,700 revised parts.

DT Editorial Team·May 13, 2026·via thedrive.com

Lexus Expands Its EV Push With the Three-Row TZ Crossover

Lexus has unveiled the 2027 TZ, a three-row electric crossover with a quoted 300-mile range, about 400 horsepower, and a lounge-oriented cabin as the brand accelerates its electrification plans.

Key Takeaways

Lexus unveiled the 2027 TZ, a three-row all-electric crossover.
The vehicle is described with a 300-mile range, about 400 horsepower, and a lounge-style cabin.

DT Editorial Team·May 7, 2026·via autonews.com

Spy Shots Reveal Maserati GT and GC Facelift Plans

New spy photographs reveal facelifted versions of the Maserati GranTurismo and GranCabrio as the struggling Italian brand bets on refreshed models to reverse sinking sales.

DT Editorial Team·Mar 6, 2026·3 min read·via thedrive.com

Innovation

A wave of sophisticated vehicle thefts is targeting luxury cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Investigators are uncovering how high-tech tools and organized networks are enabling criminals to steal and export exotic vehicles with alarming efficiency.

DT Editorial Team·Feb 17, 2026·5 min read·via technologyreview.com

Transportation

The Bugatti Tourbillon's analog instrument cluster contains over 650 individual components and is built by Swiss watchmaking firm Concepto, blending horology with automotive engineering.

DT Editorial Team·Feb 14, 2026·2 min read·via thedrive.com

#luxury cars

Ferrari’s First EV Leans Into Electric Sound Instead of Fake Engine Noise

Mercedes Updates the S-Class for 2027 With More Screens, More Hybrid Power, and a Familiar Shape

Lexus Expands Its EV Push With the Three-Row TZ Crossover

Spy Shots Reveal Maserati GT and GC Facelift Plans

Ferrari’s First EV Leans Into Electric Sound Instead of Fake Engine Noise

Mercedes Updates the S-Class for 2027 With More Screens, More Hybrid Power, and a Familiar Shape

Lexus Expands Its EV Push With the Three-Row TZ Crossover

Spy Shots Reveal Maserati GT and GC Facelift Plans

Luxury Car Theft Goes High-Tech: How Thieves Are Making Lamborghinis and Rolls-Royces Vanish

How Bugatti Builds Its Tourbillon Gauge Cluster Like a Swiss Watch