3 stories tagged luxury-performance on EV Digest.
Aston Martin has confirmed it will be delaying the launch of its first battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) until 2027, two years later than initially planned. The luxury automaker is instead focusing on developing a new generation of V12 engines, signaling a continued commitment to high-performance internal combustion for its enthusiasts.
Mercedes-AMG has unveiled the exterior design of its 2026 SL63 S E Performance, showcasing the latest iteration of its high-performance roadster. This model integrates a plug-in hybrid powertrain, marking a significant step in the brand's electrification strategy for its AMG line-up. Enthusiasts can now get a full view of its aggressive styling and aerodynamic enhancements.
Christian von Koenigsegg, founder of the eponymous Swedish hypercar manufacturer, remains committed to hybrid powertrains citing the irreplaceable nature of the internal combustion engine for their performance goals. He asserts that battery-electric vehicles currently cannot deliver the extreme, lightweight experience Koenigsegg owners expect. While acknowledging the potential of synthetic fuels, the company has no immediate plans for pure EVs.
