The Lamborghini V12 became Gulf supercar royalty because it offered the kind of presence the region has always understood: sound, theatre, rarity and visual confidence. From the Countach to the Aventador and now the Revuelto, Lamborghini’s twelve-cylinder flagships have never felt like ordinary
Driverless taxis in the UAE are no longer a future concept sitting inside transport strategy documents. Abu Dhabi has already moved into fully driverless commercial robotaxi operations in selected areas, while Dubai has been preparing autonomous taxi services through RTA partnerships and its
Qatar’s new tyre sale rules have tightened attention on how tyres are stored, sold and warranted in one of the Gulf’s most demanding driving environments. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has highlighted compliance with Qatar Technical Regulation QS GSO 581:2021, issued under
The BYD Ti 7 has entered the UAE at an interesting moment. Large SUVs remain hugely popular across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the wider GCC, but buyers are also paying more attention to fuel costs, hybrid technology, cabin features and long-term running costs.
The severe rainfall and flooding experienced across the UAE have changed the way many drivers look at motor insurance. A policy that once appeared sufficient for an older or lower-value car can feel far less reassuring when water damage, electrical faults and engine
The new Audi Q7 2026 remains a luxury family SUV worth watching in the UAE, particularly for buyers who want seven-seat flexibility without moving into a body-on-frame model such as the Nissan Patrol or Toyota Land Cruiser. Audi officially revealed the third-generation Q7
Dubai buyers looking at a Model Y now face an unusually sensible middle option. The entry Premium RWD costs less, the Long Range AWD is quicker, and the Performance has the headline acceleration. The Premium Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, however, puts the longer-range
Chinese car brands have become a serious force in the UAE, offering electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, family SUVs and technology-rich saloons at increasingly competitive prices. Yet the strength of a new-car warranty depends on more than the number of years printed in an