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It's crazy fast and insanely heavy. That could be a problem. Earlier this month, we reported the GMC Hummer EV has a hefty curb weight of 9,046 pounds. To put that into perspective, a Ford F-150 Regular Cab 4x4 V6 tips the scale at 4,275 pounds. In the US, vehicles that weigh below 10,000 pounds can be driven with a regular license, but the Hummer's weight is awfully close to that of commercial vehicles which have additional licensing requirements. Also think of it like this: the Hummer's weight is the equivalent of vehicles like F-150s towing around small boats on a daily basis.

Two of the biggest names in the world, General Motors and Lockheed Martin, are teaming up to create the nex...

It's another area where the Hummer shines. Much of the excitement surrounding the upcoming GMC Hummer EV pickup has focused on the sensational performance provided by its fully electric powertrain. It's also made headlines for its off-road capability, insane weight when fully loaded with options, and butch styling. Besides these attributes, an often overlooked aspect of the Hummer is its use of advanced technology within the stylish cabin, making it even easier for drivers to interact with the vehicle. A new video released by Hummer shows off the pickup's quick infotainment system with Androi...

This is the one we've been waiting for. Audi surprised just about everyone last month when it revealed the A6 e-tron concept. Riding on the new Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture, the concept looks relatively close to being production-ready. Audi says the first PPE-based EV will debut next year, but we're not convinced it'll be the production-spec A6 e-tron. There's a greater chance it'll be the Q6 e-tron crossover. In any case, the A6 e-tron will arrive sooner or later, but some are still wondering why Audi opted to call it an A6. After all, the standard ICE-powered A6 is still on ...

But what is it based on underneath? Numerous leaked images recently emerged, revealing a new limited edition version of the Ferrari 812 Superfast. Initially rumored to be called the 812 Versione Speciale, we now know the car will go by 812 Competizione and 812 Competizione A. While Ferrari fans wait for the Competizione's official reveal, yet another big leak just emerged from The Supercar Blog, this time showing the next Ferrari one-off car. This single image shows the Ferrari F125 TDE, which stands for Tour de Espana (Tour of Spain). That is just the rumored name, though, and could be subje...