Carmakers should continue to strive for individuality even as they move from combustion engines to electric motors.

Battery-powered cars are finally on the way, but some will inexplicably have a warmer reception than others.

EDDIE GOH I recently returned from Hong Kong, where I noticed many Tesla S cars on the roads. Teslas are beautiful. As a matter of public interest, Torque should pursue, in greater depth, the reasons behind the absence of these electric cars in Singapore.

A $400,000 Tesla Model S is not the only way for us to embrace batterypowered mobility.

Elon musk visits Hong Kong, where his cars are extremely popular with Uber drivers and the public.

Singapore should wake up to the idea that vehicular test-beds are wasteful and rather pointless.