Chalk and Swiss cheese at the Geneva Motor Show
Many of the prototypes shown this year are aimed at creating an emissions-free future, but we still have a way to go before the electric revolution really takes hold
The annual Geneva Motor Show opened its doors to the world’s media last week, and while the event won’t have registered even as a blip on the average person’s radar, it’s a hugely important show for the motor industry in Europe.
Dozens of brand new, relatively normal, production cars made their public world debuts including, in no particular order, the Lexus UX compact SUV; Audi’s new A6 saloon; the BMW X4 SUV; a ...
