2015 Corvette Z06 and Z07 Performance supercars official - SlashGear

AS we stated the New Year is already full of next year's innovation.

2015 Corvette Z06 and Z07 Performance supercars official - SlashGear.

Chevrolet has unveiled the 2015 Corvette Z06, taking the Corvette Stingray into true supercar territory with 625+ HP from a supercharged 6.2L engine, and set to hit dealerships from early 2015. The hotly-anticipated car was revealed at the North American International Auto Show today, in addition to the new Z07 performance package aimed at those using the car for track driving, and which Chevrolet says, in its testing, has already out-performed the 2014 Corvette ZR1.

2015 Corvette Stingray Performance Data Recorder hands-on:

Change down into third, watch your apex, and then roll back onto the throttle as you power down the straight; it's the perfect lap, and the 2015 Corvette Stingray aims to record it.Chevrolet has announced one of the more unusual options for its new sports car, the Performance Data Recorder or PDR that combines a road-perspective video camera, in-cabin audio, and telemetry data direct from the Stingray's digital brain to record your driving to an SD card slotted into the glove compartment. The roar of the Stingray Convertible still ringing in our ears, SlashGear showed hardly any reluctance whatsoever about sliding behind the Stingray's wheel and testing it out at CES 2014.

If that isn't enough of a look at the future take a look at what's going on over at the Toyota manufacturing plant. I thought that the future was still so far away.

Toyota i-Road first-drive experience - SlashGear.

The Toyota i-Road is a concept and so far we have been referring to it as a generic "vehicle": i-Road has a closed body similar to a car, however there are some items that bring comparison to a motorcycle. Or, for that matter, a fancier golf cart. The three-wheeler spans a few classifications, then, and so for the sake of argument moving forward concept vehicle seems to be the easiest term for description.

How about another concept to hit the streets on all 3 wheels?

Elio Motors isn't the first to produce a small energy-efficient car, but it could be the next to gain a relatively wide presence in the United States, if the upcoming launch and 6,000 pre-orders are any indication.