The automotive world is a field of constant innovation and cutting-edge design, and the TopGear.com Awards highlight cars that truly stand out from their peers. Let’s take a closer look at the notable winners in the different categories.
Disruptor of the Year: Tesla Cybertruck
More than just a vehicle, the Tesla Cybertruck carries the aura of an A-list star, attracting attention wherever it goes.
Returning after its initial launch in 2019 as a concept, the first 2024 Tesla Cybertrucks were handed over to customers at the launch event of the commercial version of this pure electric pickup truck at the Gigafactory in Austin city, Texas, USA.
Bargain of the year: Dacia Spring
In today’s market – where electric vehicle (EV) prices are often relatively high, Dacia Spring emerges as a breath of fresh air.
With a combination of reasonable price and environmentally friendly performance, the European model is an exemplary choice for those who want to own an electric vehicle without having to spend a lot of money. .
Dacia officially announced the launch of Dacia Spring in the UK.
Design of the year: Toyota Land Cruiser
To position the car in a higher segment, in the North American market, Toyota decided not to use the name Land Cruiser Prado, instead just Land Cruiser.
Beauty often lies in simplicity and the Toyota Land Cruiser embodies this concept perfectly. More than 70 years since the original Land Cruiser hit the road, the All-New Toyota Land Cruiser arrives in 2024. This next-generation model continues the legacy of this iconic vehicle into a new century.
Family car of the year: Kia EV9
Kia EV9 emerges as a special choice for families looking for an electric car that is harmonious in space, comfort, and environmental friendliness.
The vehicle’s spacious interior is intelligently crafted, providing ample space for passengers and luggage, ensuring every family member has an absolutely comfortable trip.
In addition to spacious space, EV9 also integrates advanced technology and safety features, bringing peace of mind to parents when traveling on the road.
Eco-warrior of the year: Volvo EX30
This electrified masterpiece perfectly combines environmental friendliness with Volvo’s signature luxury and safety standards. Its advanced electric technology not only reduces emissions but also delivers powerful performance, showing that being environmentally conscious doesn’t mean sacrificing power or luxury.
Performance Car of the Year: Honda Civic Type R
Speed, precision and performance define the Honda Civic Type R – the pinnacle of performance engineering and beautiful design.
With a turbocharged engine that produces impressive power, combined with refined handling and a precisely tuned suspension, the Civic Type R delivers exhilarating driving on both the road and the track.
Track car of the year: Porsche 911 GT3 RS
There is no need to argue, the car from Stuttgart has convincingly demonstrated its throne. With a 4.0-liter naturally aspirated 6-cylinder boxster engine, with a large spoiler, suspension, and exterior longitudinal fins, the 911 GT3 RS can operate extremely perfectly on both straight lines and on the road. bends. With 525 horsepower and an air design that focuses heavily on aerodynamics, the Porsche 911 GT3 RS easily breaks previously established records, like the record for the fastest naturally aspirated engine to complete the Nurburgring.
Luxury car of the year: Rolls-Royce Specter
Similar to the previous Wraith, Rolls-Royce Specter is in the luxury 2-door coupe segment but is electric. Although the parent brand denies that Specter is the name to replace Wraith in the coupe segment, this new car line still inherits the spirit left behind by its predecessor running an internal combustion engine.
Hypercar of the year: GMA T.50
Up to now, the name GMA T.50 has become familiar to supercar fans. Considered the spiritual descendant of the legendary McLaren F1 and was also “penned” by design genius Gordon Murray.
Equipped with a naturally aspirated 4.0L (3,994cc) V12 engine designed by the famous British racing engine manufacturer Cosworth, the T.50 is the most perfect supercar model, pure quality for the money. Can be purchased now. Launched in August 2020, so far not many people have seen this super product rolling or the sounds from it.
Car of the year: Hyundai IONIQ 5 N
Outperforming its competitors in every aspect, the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N won the title of Car of the Year at the TopGear.com Awards.
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N represents a combination of sporty design, enhanced performance, advanced technology, safety features, and sustainability, providing a comprehensive experience in the electric vehicle segment.
The combination of cutting-edge technology, beautiful, environmentally friendly design, and outstanding performance sets a new standard for what a modern car can be.
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