Globe Drive

Israel's REE Automotive, developer of a rolling chassis for electric vehicles, sees its platform as the future market-standard for the global auto industry, after a test drive showcasing three of its platforms.

The new Land Rover Defender has styling cues linking it to its classic predecessor, and adds luxury while retaining off-road capabilities. James Engelsman and Thomas Holland from Throttle House say the Defender's mild hybrid system makes for a supremely smooth drive. Visit youtube.com/throttlehouse for more reviews.

Shoving supercar performance into an SUV has become a common formula, one Lamborghini nails with the Urus. Thomas Holland and James Engelsman from Throttle House say it’s the best super-SUV they’ve driven, even justifying its nearly $300,000 cost. Visit youtube.com/throttlehouse for more reviews.

The DeLorean was a commercial failure, but the car achieved iconic status thanks to its starring role in the Back to the Future films. The owner of this example has gone to extreme lengths to mimic the gull-winged time machine, down to the smallest details. Visit youtube.com/throttlehouse for more auto videos with Thomas Holland and James Engelsman.

The Tesla Model Y looks like a cross between the Model 3 sedan and Model X SUV, and with performance upgrades, the electric crossover can best some much more powerful cars. Visit youtube.com/throttlehouse for more reviews by James Engelsman and Thomas Holland.

Polestar is a brand co-owned by Volvo and their parent company, Geely. The 1 is Polestar's first in-house offering and combines electric motors, supercharging and turbocharging to create a high-end coupe with stunning performance wrapped in an elegant, minimalist form. Visit youtube.com/throttlehouse for more reviews.

Imagine you're riding in an autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle. Suddenly, your car seems to take on a mind of its own, turning off in the middle of a busy intersection. Now imagining that happening at every intersection in the country. In a world of vehicles that are connected to the Internet, what's stopping a computer virus from taking down our entire transportation network? Could a hacker take down every car on the road?