Lucid Motors is making luxury electric SUVs feel cinematic. Their all-new three-row EV, the Lucid Gravity, brings supercar speed, family-size space, and a Hollywood face that gives it pop culture heat. Yes, Timothée Chalamet is officially the brand's first global ambassador, starring in a sleek new campaign that looks more like a trailer for the next Bond film than a car ad. 

Las Vegas is about to get a little more… underground. Literally

Elon Musk's Boring Company just secured approval to build a multi-family housing complex in Sin City—but with a wild twist: it'll feature a direct station into the Vegas Loop, the underground transit tunnel Musk is digging beneath the city. Because of course Elon wants your apartment building connected to his underground people-mover. 

Self-driving cars aren't the future. They're the now.

And Waymo, Google's autonomous vehicle spinoff, is flexing hard in 2025. What started as a moonshot project under Alphabet is now one of the most advanced robotaxi fleets roaming real roads in real cities—with zero human drivers and all the algorithmic sauce under the hood. 

Every September, Apple sets the stage for its biggest showcase of the year. From iPhones to AirPods to surprise product reveals, the event has become a cultural moment—part tech launch, part spectacle, and part crystal ball into the company's future. 

The Corvette has long been America's sports car, but the 2026 ZR1 elevated it to global supercar status. At Germany's Nürburgring, the ZR1 clocked a 6:50.763 lap, the fastest ever for an ICE Corvette. Its hybrid sibling, the ZR1X, went even faster with a 6:49.275, breaking into the all-time leaderboards. 

The Apple Vision Pro turned heads in early 2024—but after a year, it's time for an upgrade. The $3,499 spatial computing headset was undeniably ambitious, but weight, price, and usability held it back. Now, whispers of internal tweaks and sibling devices suggest Cupertino's ready to recalibrate—and go mainstream. 

Some sneakers are rare. Some are iconic. Then there's the Jordan 4 x Undefeated—where myth meets military flex.

Back in 2005, Undefeated dropped what would become one of the most coveted Jordan collabs of all time. Limited to just 72 pairs (yes, 7-2), the olive-drab, MA-1 bomber jacket–inspired AJ4 was never meant for the masses. It was friends and family only—and even most of them didn't get a pair. 

Whether you're a content creator, a commuter with taste, or someone who just wants to say, "Hey Meta, take a photo"like it's no big deal, this is wearable tech that finally looks… wearable.