Something in the Air  

Tasmania is a haven for the slower side of life—unless you happen to be driving the new electric Porsche Taycan over heart-stopping, rally-bred roads.

Elite Sailing Clubs Around the Globe Are Going Local

Yachting’s elite social centres are broadening their scope in outreach and influence.

By Julia Zaltsman

30/10/2024

How the Porsche 911 Turbo Became a Performance Legend

Once meaning merely a forced-induction engine, turbo came to signify so much more

By Will Sabel Courtney

13/11/2024

How the Alpine A110 Became One of the Greatest Sports Cars of All Time

Built from 1963 to 1977, the small model became a motorsport titan that continues to set the hearts of collectors racing.

By Robert Ross

08/11/2024

Electric Air Taxis Are One Step Closer to Hitting the Skies

Electric aircraft are the darlings at this week’s annual NBAA business aviation conference in Las Vegas. Yesterday, the FAA signed a milestone rule that allows eVTOLs to move into aviation’s mainstream.

By Daniel Cote

08/11/2024

How Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and More Tech Billionaires Have Transformed Gigayacht Design

Bezos’s Koru is the world’s largest sailboat, Zuckerberg’s Launchpad is a 387-foot behemoth, and Bill Gates’s for-sale, 389-foot Project 821 is powered by hydrogen fuel cells.

By Julia Zaltsman

08/11/2024

Time Flies

Bugatti’s hybrid Tourbillon is the most powerful model in the marque’s history. And the coolest bit? An instrument cluster inspired by the finest Swiss horology.

By Howard Walker

30/10/2024

6 Ways Technology Will Transform Your Private-Jet Experience in the Next Decade

Extreme leisure or full-throttle engagement? The private-jet cabin of the future will offer both.

By Daniel Cote

30/10/2024

Yachting’s Sea Change

Sure, the yachts dreamed up by big-name architects and designers look fabulous. But are they seaworthy?

By Lucy Alexander

24/10/2024

Top Gear  

Segue from supercar to sand—and beyond—with Lamborghini and Orlebar Brown’s high-performance hook-up.

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21/10/2024

This New Aston Martin DB12 Is Stylish Enough for a Bond Villain

The marque plans to build just 60 examples of the DB12 Goldfinger Edition.

By Bryan Hood

17/10/2024

Why the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Is the Quintessential Italian Sports Car

Built from 1963 through 1977, the feisty yet refined model—comprising several variants—delivers a timeless driving experience.

By Robert Ross

17/10/2024

This New Line of Megayachts Brings Modern, Loft-Style Living to the High Seas

Benetti’s first B.Loft model spans an impressive 213 feet

By Rachel Cormack

10/10/2024

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