Have you heard? Caterham, maker of the tiny, go-kart-like Seven sports car, is building an electric car. It’s the company’s ...

Yamaha isn’t a new name in the four-wheeled department. The Japanese company has lent engines to the likes of the Lexus LFA, ...

Caterham continues to push forward with its first all-electric sports car, and shortly after confirming it will use an electric motor from Yamaha, the British company has revealed it’ll tap a ...

Immersion-cooling technology enhances battery performance, longevity, and safety. Credit: Caterham. Caterham, owned by Japanese automotive group VT Holdings, has announced that it will integrate ...

While this might seem familiar as the Caterham Project V Concept seen a couple of years ago, look a little closer and you’ll ...

It will soon be three years since British carmaker Caterham first presented the Project V at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and we still don't have an actual, working car derived from it on our roads ...

For some car lovers there is nothing more appealing than witnessing the entire development process of a new vehicle. I'm not talking here about the actual build process for some garage project, but ...

Yamaha and Caterham unveil their electric sports car, Project V, aiming to challenge Porsche in the US market. The coupe is inspired by Lotus Elan +2 and features a 200-kW Yamaha Motor.

A lot has changed since Caterham introduced its fully electric Project V concept all the way back in July 2023. Zero-emission sports cars don’t sound as appealing as they did, with many automakers now ...

Caterham hopes the Project V will offer the brand a new platform to perfect over the course of several future decades.

Caterham will show its near-production Project V sports car on 9 January 2026 at the Tokyo Auto Salon. In addition, the original Project V show car will make its first appearance at the 2026 CES event ...

A new wave of tiny automakers is heading for the U.S. market with a mission that sounds almost heretical in the age of giant touchscreens and software subscriptions: build focused, fun, efficient ...