"DRIVETHEARC" EV fast charging corridor breaks ground in northern California

by News Feeder, 04-10-2024, 03:17 AM

Sacramento, Calif. – Nov. 14, 2016 – DRIVETHEARC, a corridor of electric vehicle (EV) fast charging stations spanning from Monterey to Lake Tahoe, broke ground today with a ribbon cutting ceremony El Dorado Hills, Calif. A joint international project promoted by Japan's largest public R&D management organization, the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), under the agreement between NEDO and the State of California Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development, and in partnership with Nissan Motor Co., Nissan North America, Kanematsu and EVgo, DRIVETHEARC aims to increase the ease of long-distance EV travel along one of California’s most important travel arteries while studying EV use and driving patterns through a smartphone app that will provide a user-friendly charging experience.Announced at a press conference alongside the ribbon cutting ceremony at the DRIVEtheARC Station at Raley’s in El Dorado Hills, Calif. – which will host four DRIVETHEARC EV fast chargers – dignitaries from NEDO, Nissan, Kanematsu, EVgo and various California state government offices gathered to share details of the fast charging corridor and its potential impact in forwarding EV adoption in California. The project to collect and analyze data will be completed in September 2020, while installation of the 50 fast chargers along the corridor is expected to be completed by March 2017. This will provide drivers with multiple fast charging points per site at the more than 20 high-traffic locations that are part of the project.“NEDO is committed to its best efforts to realize the objective of the demonstration project with Go-Biz and other California government agency (CEC, CARB, CalEPA, CPUC) support, EVgo’s cooperation as the local partner, and through Nissan and Kanematsu’s expertise and partnership in the execution of this project,” said Makoto Watanabe, Executive Director of NEDO. “We would like to contribute to solving environmental problems by promoting EV use, which will lead to reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and truly hope that we will be able to help create sustainable EV societies in the future.”An integrated international cooperation, NEDO is funding the DRIVETHEARC corridor as part of its mission to improve energy conservation and promote new energy technologies, as well to help facilitate government relations, research and information exchange between the U.S. and Japan. In partnership with Kanematsu, a DRIVETHEARC smartphone app is also in development and will provide users with key real-time convenience features such as navigation to charging stations within cruising range and will help reduce charge waiting times with charger vacancy information. Captured driving stats will be available to users, and Nissan, Kanematsu, EVgo and NEDO will analyze and measure charger use patterns to better inform future EV charging projects globally. "This network of convenient fast-charging stations will make it easier for more consumers to choose fun-to-drive and economical electric cars,” said CARB Chair Mary D. Nichols. “NEDO’s investment in DRIVEtheARC will make intercity EV travel a breeze, and by putting more zero-emission vehicles onto our roads and highways, will help California meet our clean air and climate targets.”"We are incredibly excited to see the DRIVEtheARC project come to life, executing the MOU signed by NEDO and GO-Biz to help build an infrastructure that supports California’s ambitious goal of putting 1.5 million zero emission vehicles on the road by 2025,” said GO-Biz director Panorea Avdis. “We commend NEDO, Nissan, EVgo and Kanematsu for their commitment, collaboration, and execution and look forward to continuing our work together to build the California ZEV market.”As the global leader in EV sales, Nissan is also partnering in DRIVETHEARC as part of the automaker’s ‘Infrastructure for All’ strategy. Nissan has played a leading role in growing the number of EV fast charging stations in the U.S. from 250 stations in 2013, to an anticipated 2,000 stations by 2017. This provides Nissan LEAF drivers with access to the largest metro area network of fast charging stations in the country. The DRIVETHEARC corridor enhances the existing EV infrastructure Nissan has supported as part of its No Charge to Charge promotion, by connecting the metro areas of Monterey, the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento and Lake Tahoe."Nissan is determined to widely spread EV use to help benefit the environment on global basis. The U.S. is among the top markets in the world for EV sales, and California represents a staggering 40 percent of all EV sales in the country, making the state the catalyst for furthering the adoption of EVs into the future,” said Hitoshi Kawaguchi, Chief Sustainability Officer of Nissan Motor. “An adequate public charging network is one of the key factors for EV expansion. Northern California has a diverse geography but until now did not possess a true intercity EV fast charging network. We are excited to implement this network and study EV use in Northern California so that we can apply the lessons we learn to future fast charging network projects around the world.”As a global trading house with expertise in the electronics and information technologies business, Kanematsu has been collaborating with Nissan and EVgo to release the new DRIVEtheARC smartphone app. The DRIVEtheARC smartphone app is designed for the DRIVEtheARC stations and the EVgo stations. It navigates EV drivers to optimal stations based on cruising range and charging station status. The app enables EV drivers to monitor the real-time status of the charging stations, select an appropriate station, and charge their EVs using the app's authorization process or conventional payment authorization methods. The EV cruising range feature based on NissanConnect Data Link Service will be available in the spring of 2017.As the local partner of the project, EVgo is managing the installation of the DRIVETHEARC infrastructure with the deployment of 50 EV fast charging stations at over 20 convenient locations. Fast charging stations are being installed at key high-traffic retail partners along the route to create a true inter-city charging network that will encourage long-distance EV travel in Northern California. The corridor represents the newest addition to EVgo’s national network of over 800 EV fast charging stations across 66 markets.“We are thrilled to have the opportunity to provide the charging infrastructure, expertise and hardware for the DRIVETHEARC fast charging corridor, and to be working with such a fantastic group of global partners on this project,” said Terry O’Day, Vice President, Product Strategy and Market Development at EVgo. “Our aim is to encourage the feasibility of long-range EV travel in California and provide EV drivers with a convenient, low-cost inter-city charging network that will pave the way for future EV integration in the state.”The DRIVETHEARC fast charging corridor is expected be completed in March 2017. For more information about the DRIVETHEARC project and app, please visit: http://www.drivethearc.comAbout NEDONEDO is Japan’s largest public R&D management organization. It was established as a semi-governmental organization in 1980 to promote the development and introduction of new energy technologies. Since its establishment, NEDO has undertaken technology development and conducted demonstration projects with the mission of addressing energy and global environmental problems, and enhancing industrial technology. http://www.nedo.go.jp/english/index.htmlAbout Nissan Motor Co. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan's second-largest automotive company, is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, and is part of the Renault-Nissan Alliance. Operating with more than 247,500 employees globally, Nissan sold 5.32 million vehicles and generated revenue of 11.38 trillion yen (USD 103.6 billion) in fiscal year 2014.Nissan delivers a comprehensive range of more than 60 models under the Nissan, Infiniti and Datsun brands. Nissan leads the world in zero-emission mobility, dominated by sales of the LEAF, the first mass-market, pureelectric vehicle. It is the best-selling EV in history with almost 50% share of the zero-emission vehicle segment. For more information on our products, services and commitment to sustainable mobility, visit our website at http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/.About Nissan North America In North America, Nissan's operations include automotive styling, engineering, consumer and corporate financing, sales and marketing, distribution and manufacturing. Nissan is dedicated to improving the environment under the Nissan Green Program and has been recognized annually by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency as an ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year since 2010. More information on Nissan in North America and the complete line of Nissan and Infiniti vehicles can be found online at http://www.NissanUSA.com and http://www.InfinitiUSA.com, or visit the U.S. media sites NissanNews.com and InfinitiNews.com.About Kanematsu Corporation Kanematsu Corporation, Japan's major trading company having 127 years of history, is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. By multiplying business networks in Japan and overseas with extensive experience in general trading, information-gathering, market cultivation, business incubation and project-forming, risk management and logistics, Kanematsu is committed to creating new businesses as a value creator. Kanematsu is supplying varied products and services in a wide range of businesses across four divisions including Electronics & Devices, Foods & Grain, Steel, Materials & Plant and Motor Vehicles & Aerospace. For more information on Kanematsu businesses and services, visit our website at http://www.kanematsu.co.jp/en/About EVgo EVgo leads America’s electric vehicle revolution. Our mission: Build the nation’s largest EV charging network while improving the planet and boosting the economy. We put the right chargers in the right places. Together we unite the EV movement for all, making it unstoppable. EVgo provides access to hundreds of public charging sites across the United States. To find out more, or to join the EVgo network, visit http://www.evgo.com. Connect with EVgo on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.###

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Nissan misses third consecutive title but takes Motegi victory

by News Feeder, 03-10-2024, 08:46 PM

MOTEGI, Japan –Nissan may have fallen short in its challenge to take a history-making third consecutive Super GT GT500 championship, but the NISMO squads completed the current era of the championship with another victory Twin Ring Motegi.Daiki Sasaki and Masataka Yanagida took victory in the postponed round three of the championship staged on Saturday. Originally scheduled for May at Autopolis, the round had to be cancelled due to the Kumamoto earthquake.The win by the Forum Engineering squad mirrored their victory from Sportsland Sugo earlier this year when they elected to not change tires during the scheduled pit stop.The remaining GT-R squads all scored top 10 results finishing seventh, eighth and ninth with Hironobu Yasuda/JP de Oliveira leading Satoshi Motoyama/Katsumasa Chiyo and Ronnie Quintarelli/Tsugio Matsuda.In Sunday's final round, the No. 46 of Motoyama and Chiyo led the way for Nissan with sixth place finish ahead of Quintarelli/Matsuda (seventh), Yasuda/de Oliveira (eighth) and Sasaki/Yanagida (10th).After taking the championship for the past two years in a row, Quintarelli and Matsuda had to settle for third place in 2017 as all four GT-R teams completed top 10 finishes in the points.With new regulations set to be introduced in 2017, Nissan has completed a remarkable three seasons of dominance in Super GT including:Victory in 12 of the 24 races staged from 2014-2016All four GT-R entries have won racesChampionship success in 2014 and 2015Victory in five of the eight races in 2016"To put it succinctly, the fact that we let a third consecutive title slip out of our grasp was due to lacking competitiveness with our rivals in the last race," said Nissan Team executive director, Toshikazu Tanaka. "In Saturday's race, Kondo Racing's strategy worked out perfectly to secure them their second victory of the season and raise hopes for the #1 Motul Autech GT-R to be able to take the season title. However, on the final day's race, we were completely outdone by our rivals. That being said, the GT-R has taken the title twice in the three years since the current regulations were introduced in 2014. That, along with 12 wins in 24 races, demonstrates that the Nissan teams have performed valiantly. This season alone we took five wins in eight races. While we have often been able to take advantage of the three different brands of tire and battle it out in Nissan's unique style, this season our four Nissans had instances where they let points slip out of their grasp and we missed out on the championship. We are going to carefully look into why we missed out on points in each instance and go out prepared to tackle the new regulations that will be introduced in 2017."Brilliant weekend @MM_RoR, such a great event for a truly worthy charity @Missionmotorspt. Thanks for having me!— Chris Hoy (@chrishoy) November 13, 2016Check out the gallery from Saturday's @SUPERGT_JP race at Twin Ring Motegi at https://t.co/rJpzrpbmN7 #NISMOnation #OMGTR pic.twitter.com/xhSB567vR7— Nissan NISMO (@NISMO) November 13, 2016 NISMO CalendarNovember 19-20 FIA WEC, BahrainDecember 3-4 Australian Supercars, Homebush Street Circuit, Sydney, NSW,AustraliaDecember 11 NISMO Festival, Fuji International Speedway, Japan # # #ContactJane Johnstone Marketing Communications Director Global Motorsport Communications Nissan/NISMO Phone: +44 7979 710646 Email: [email protected] Ryan Marketing and PR Manager Phone: +1 678 644 0404 Email: [email protected]

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new member from ireland

by bug679, 03-10-2024, 06:12 PM

hey folks taught i'd introduce myself,names Dermot and just picked up my 2003 is200 mic no lsd :thumbdownyet) lowering springs on way 30mm as i read the lowering springs are based on sport model which is 15mm lower than mine so hopefully 45mm
have new set of lexus wheels which am currently spraying satin black to go on soon also :thumbup1: anyway that's how she's sitting atm :gay:

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Nissan GT-R NISMO GT500 for 2017 revealed at Twin Ring Motegi

by News Feeder, 03-10-2024, 04:18 PM

YOKOHAMA, Japan – Nissan's new GT500 challenger, which aims to battle for championship success in 2017, was revealed on the eve of last weekend's Super GT final rounds.The Nissan GT-R NISMO GT500 was unveiled at Twin Ring Motegi along with entries from rivals Lexus and Honda.New regulations for 2017 include a 25 percent reduction in total downforce in all GT500 machines. NISMO has also incorporated enhancements with endurance and reliability, while further advances were achieved in power output.The car's dynamics were also improved through a lowered center of gravity and an optimization of weight distribution.The new car aims to continue the incredible success for Nissan in recent years, which won the championship 2014 and 2015 and won five of the eight rounds in 2016."We will make further development improvements during off-season tests and aim to create a race car that will shine brilliantly within the history of motorsports," said president and CEO of NISMO, Takao Katagiri. "We hope to thrill fans with a fast, more appealing GT-R that will excite fans as it lines up on the grid for the opening round competing against the new Lexus and Honda machines."Fans will get another chance to view the 2017-spec GT500 GT-R at the upcoming NISMO Festival in Japan scheduled for Fuji International Speedway on December 11. NISMO CalendarNovember 19-20 FIA WEC, BahrainDecember 3-4 Australian Supercars, Homebush Street Circuit, Sydney, NSW,AustraliaDecember 11 NISMO Festival, Fuji International Speedway, Japan # # # ContactJane Johnstone Marketing Communications Director Global Motorsport Communications Nissan/NISMO Phone: +44 7979 710646 Email: [email protected] Ryan Marketing and PR Manager Phone: +1 678 644 0404 Email: [email protected]

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INFINITI Engineering Academy winners begin their dream careers in Formula One

by News Feeder, 03-10-2024, 09:58 AM

Hong Kong – Exciting new chapters began this month in the careers of the seven winners of the 2016 INFINITI Engineering Academy, as they started their dream engineering placements with INFINITI and the Renault Sport Formula One™ Team.The winners were initially selected from more than 4,000 hopefuls, having beaten nine of their qualifier peers in their respective regional final events around the world. The university students and budding young engineering talents have now spent their first days in their new job roles in the UK.Caitlin Bunt (24, USA), Felix Lamy (21, Canada), Alexandros Palaiologos (24, Mexico), Riccardo Manfredini (24, Italy), Xuezi Li (23, China), Shihab Solaiman (23, UAE) and Jaden Partridge (21, Australia), all won a once-in-a-lifetime, 12-month placement - split between automotive and Formula One™ engineering - plus accommodation, access to an INFINITI Q30 company car and a full salary.Having relocated to the UK and now sharing two Academy houses near their work placements - at the INFINITI Technical Center in Cranfield (Milton Keynes) and the Renault Sport Formula One Team in Enstone (Oxfordshire) - the winners of the third successive and biggest yet edition of the Academy have moved into their new homes, taken induction courses at each of the engineering centers and met their senior engineer mentors. A busy first few days that are indicative of the 12-month program ahead for each new engineer.Technology transferA key pillar of the INFINITI Engineering Academy is exploring crossover opportunities and the sharing of technology between INFINITI road car and Renault Sport Formula One race car projects. As the seven Academy winners split their placements in half between each company, they will be the driving forces behind this technology transfer. These exchanges of key primary data will benefit INFINITI road car customers and the Formula One™ racing team.INFINITI's Technical Partnership with the Renault Sport Formula One™ Team was formed at the beginning of the 2016 racing season. The partnership was born out of a desire to communicate the technical story of INFINITI's performance credentials and knowhow, most notably their market lead in high performance road car hybrid technology, similar to that used in Formula One™.INFINITI road car models deploy powerful electric energy through their hybrid powertrains to boost performance, and INFINITI engineers already lend their expertise in this area to the F1™ team. INFINITI's extensive research and development laboratories also assist the Formula One™ engineers in other areas too. For example, INFINITI's modern 7-post chassis testing rig will be the perfect test bed for the race team's 2017 race car chassis development. It can exert the immense forces required to mimic the great real-world forces that will be generated by the new era of wider tire, higher grip Formula One™ cars, set to race for the first time in 2017."With Formula One more relevant to the automotive industry than ever and our Academy engineers at the cutting edge of both automotive and motorsport engineering, we are perfectly placed to explore, understand and encourage the crossover of technology between our two companies and disciplines," said Tommaso Volpe, Global Director, INFINITI Motorsport. "The Academy engineers will meet monthly, alongside their mentors, to share the freshest thinking and brightest ideas between the two industries. INFINITI as a global brand brings two key elements to the Renault Sport Formula One Team: expertise in the Energy Recovery Systems (ERS) through its Performance Hybrid technology, and an international diversity of young, fresh thinking engineering talent, thanks to the INFINITI Engineering Academy."Embed this cinemagraph on your website Embed this cinemagraph on your website Embed this cinemagraph on your website New facets to the competition The 2016 Academy winners' journeys will be more closely documented than ever before, with the commissioning for the first time of a documentary to follow them. With filming soon to commence, the engineers' cutting edge projects will be recorded, as will an exciting extra element to their 12-month placements – the chance to win just one engineering place with the Renault Sport Formula One™ Team at the first race of the 2017 season in Melbourne, Australia, in March.Based on two challenges – one in automotive engineering and one in Formula One™ engineering – the top performing Academy engineer will fly to Australia for this incredible opportunity. The engineering competition within the Academy isn't over yet.The 2016 Academy winners will wish to emulate the 2015 INFINITI Engineering Academy European winner, Daniel Sanham, who has signed a contract with the Renault Sport Formula One Team to commence work in July 2017, after completing the final year of his electrical engineering degree at Nottingham University, U.K.From a once-in-a-lifetime engineering career opportunity with the INFINITI Engineering Academy, to a dream job with a historic Formula One team, Daniel is one of several Academy success stories; an inspiration to this year's winners and future winners. 2016 Academy Winner Bios Name: Caitlin Bunt (USA)Age: 24University: Kettering University, Michigan (Undergraduate Degree) and Oxford Brookes University, UK (Master's Degree).From: Rockford, Illinois.Biggest positive impact in life: My parents, but particularly my Dad who has been a huge influence in my move towards a career in engineering.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: The chance to explore all of the historic cities.Greatest strength: I think my communication skills serve me well and have helped me to win the Academy. Name: Felix Lamy (Canada)Age: 21University: McGill University.From: Gatineau, Quebec.Biggest positive impact in life: My parents are the ones who undeniably had the biggest positive impact on my life. They have sparked my curiosity and my desire to learn, and most of all, they inspired me to always be optimistic and encouraged me to adopt a positive attitude in every situation.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: The UK has such a rich history of technical innovation in the aerospace and automotive domains. I would be very excited to have the opportunity to be part of and hopefully play an important role in one of those industries. Living in the UK will also provide me the opportunity to learn more about the British life and culture.Greatest strength: My ability to listen, especially to other's comments and ideas. Name: Alexandros Palaiologos (Mexico)Age: 23University: Technologico de Monterrey.From: Mexico City.Biggest positive impact in life: My uncle, he pushed me to come to Mexico and change my life.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: British work culture and the racing industry in the UK.Greatest strength: I am passionate about my career. Name: Riccardo Manfredini (Europe)Age: 24University: Brescia University.From: Brescia, Italy.Biggest positive impact in life: My family, girlfriend and friends all have a positive impact on my life since I always try to keep up with them and get the best from them.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: I am really looking forward to this experience. It is a unique opportunity for growth as a person, as an engineer, to know new people and to work in a fascinating environment.Greatest strength: Determination. Name: Li Xuezi (Sally) (China)Age: 23University: Beijing Institute of Technology.From: Chengdu.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: Experiencing the race car culture and enjoying BBC TV at the same time.Greatest strength: Quick learner. Name: Shihab Solaiman (UAE)Age: 23University: The Petroleum Institute.From: Abu Dhabi.Biggest positive impact in your life: My dad. He worked hard for everything he has and never took anything in life for granted.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: I look forward to the fast-paced and culturally diverse environment. Working in multidisciplinary teams in the forefront of engineering has always been my dream.Greatest strength: I am committed to things I am passionate about. Name: Jaden Partridge (Asia-Oceania)Age: 21University: Queensland University of Technology.From: Nundah, Brisbane, Australia.Biggest positive impact in life: My parents, although they don't have engineering backgrounds, they have supported to pursue my dream of working in the automotive and motorsport industries.Most looking forward to about living/working in the UK: Visiting a Formula One factory for the first time and getting to work with the incredible technology in the industry.Greatest Strength: Persistence to follow a passion. I have entered the motorsport industry with no prior associations and have become a respected member of a team by demonstrating my commitment through volunteer positions. # # #About INFINITI INFINITI Motor Company Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong with sales operations in over 50 countries. The INFINITI brand was launched in 1989. Its range of premium automobiles is currently built in manufacturing facilities in Japan, the United States, United Kingdom and China. INFINITI plans to also expand manufacturing into Mexico by 2017.INFINITI design studios are located in Atsugi-Shi near Yokohama, London, San Diego and Beijing.INFINITI is in the middle of a major product offensive. The brand has been widely acclaimed for its daring design and innovative driver-assistance technologies.From the 2016 season, INFINITI is a technical partner of the Renault Sport Formula One team, contributing its expertise in hybrid performance.More information about INFINITI and its industry leading technologies can be found at http://www.INFINITI.com. You can also follow INFINITI on Facebook, LinkedIn and see all our latest videos on YouTube. ContactFor INFINITI global communications:Trevor C. Hale Head of Global Communications INFINITI MOTOR COMPANY LTD. T: +852 3948 0145 M: +852 9664 1271 [email protected] http://www.infiniti.com

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[Feature] Toyota GAZOO Racing Ready for Bahrain Battle

by News Feeder, 03-10-2024, 07:14 AM

Toyota GAZOO Racing will bring the curtain down on an emotional and exciting 2016 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season in this weekend's 6 Hours of Bahrain.

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Lexus is200 1JZ GTE vvti build

by Morango, 01-10-2024, 12:54 PM

I swapped my 1jz into my is200 about a year ago, I had posted this build thread on another dead forum. So alot is copied and paste but updated.

This is my IS200 sport navigator, I have had her for about 7 or 8 years the engine has always been standard and slow, last year I bought the TTE supercharger kit and fitted it etc, it was much better power wise but i wanted more and I i wasn't truly happy with the way the engine picked up rpm with the supercharger fitted. So I decided to go for a 1JZ.

Some pictures as she stood before the swap:






Current mods:

- TRD sideskirts and rear skirt
- TRD Hoop Spoiler
- Some aftermarket front splitter which is smashed to pieces and will be replaced
- D2 racing coilovers
- Twin HKS hiper silent back boxes (which are far from silent)
- Straight through decated exhaust
- Blitz Techno Speed Z1 18's
- Twin 12" genesis subs and genesis amps vibe speakers.

Mods in this build:

- 1JZ GTE vvti (from a chase)
- R154 Gearbox (I want the v160 but at £4k i cant afford it)
- EMU Masters ecu (thankfully mostly wired up and came with engine)
- Tomei fuel regulator
- Walbro 255 fuel pump
- Cusco chassis braces and struts front and rear
- Front end suspension rebuild, new bushes etc
- Change diff ratio from 3.9:1 to 4.1:1 using pinion and crown from auto is200
- Aluminium rad
- Some cheapo intercooler
- plus lots of other bits... I forget :p

Some parts pictures

1JZ GTE vvti from a chaser


R154


Cusco Chassis braces


Some intercoooler - Needs to be bigger


ECU


So it begins



It decided to rain the week I took off to start the build






Engine fits like a glove, but on wrong engine mounts so I have ordered different ones, for now its sitting on blocks of wood so I can workout everything else.


Next was the wrong rad... isn't going so well










Return line



FPR all plumbed in and working

Europacorp and lexus unveil 28th century spacecraft 'skyjet' in upcoming sci-fi epic:

by News Feeder, 29-09-2024, 12:41 PM

November 10, 2016 – Today, Lexus announced the formation of a creative partnership with film studio EuropaCorp.



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EuropaCorp and Lexus Unveil 28th Century Spacecraft 'SKYJET' in Upcoming Sci-Fi Epic:

by News Feeder, 29-09-2024, 12:25 PM

Today, Lexus announced the formation of a creative partnership with film studio EuropaCorp. One of the early highlights of this collaboration will be the highly anticipated 2017 science fiction film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, starring Cara Delevingne and Dane DeHaan. Lexus collaborated with the Valerian creative team, as they imagined and brought to life the vision for the SKYJET, a single-seat pursuit craft featured in the film.

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Mazda Roadster RF Retractable Hardtop Debuts in Japan

by News Feeder, 29-09-2024, 05:00 AM

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