Lifestyle Motors invited the media to a viewing of the worldwide live-stream of the first-ever all-electric vehicle (EV) from the engineers at Porsche. The live viewing took place at the rather VIP Gemstone theatres at One Woodbrook Place. Specially invited guests in Trinidad saw the unveiling as it happened simultaneously across the globe. Unfortunately we won’t get to actually see or sit in the car until 2020.
At first glance you may not realise that the Evoque has been reinterpreted, with its sibling, the new Velar in mind. But a few seconds later you’ll notice the smoother lines, tidier front fascia and the hideaway door handles. Inside you’ll also see major updates with a larger touchscreens, updated technology and well-integrated controls. Fans of the Evoque will be happy to know that as a compact, premium SUV, its size remains almost the same but its capabilities have become even better! ANSA Motors unveiled the new Range Rover Evoque at its Chaguanas showroom facility recently and the crowd simply loved it.
Trinidad and Tobago’s newest exotic race car was publicly launched by Team Speedway at MovieTowne, Port of Spain last weekend. The three-day event allowed fans to get close enough for a selfie with the new Renault Sport R.S. 01. Owner and driver Franklyn Boodram, nine-time Super Circuit Racing Champion and son of racing legend Frankie Boodram will pilot the unique racing machine, one of just 28 made worldwide.
Trinidad and Tobago has a new ultimate-class Group 5 racecar residing in the garages of local circuit racing Team Speedway. Franklyn Boodram, nine-time Super Circuit Racing Champion and son of racing legend Frankie Boodram will soon be laying down his expert racing manoeuvres at racetracks across the Caribbean and Latin American region. His latest racing machine– just one of 28 made worldwide– is the Renault Sport R.S. 01, an unlimited-class, downforce aero-equipped monster that can run in CMRC Group 5 or FIA GT3 races.
