Lamborghini Urus – Super SUV

The Lamborghini Urus super-SUV is, possibly, the most important debut of the 2012 Beijing Motor Show. Maybe not in terms of sales volume, but at it's a totally new direction for the recent Lamborghini brand (nevermind the LM002 "Rambo Lambo" from the '80s), and also, it shows the first glimpse into the new premium SUV architecture that will slowly make its way during the whole Volkswagen Group portfolio.

Lamborghini is traveling around more exterior their 2-door supercar zone. Urus that is named after a Spanish breed of bull is make public to the public this week at the 2012 Beijing auto Show and is predictable to be in the market in 2015. If seems the thigh-end crossover vehicles are flattering more popular among the rich whereby at present BMW X6, Audi Q7, Porsche Cayenne and Volkswagen Touareg are rival.

Five latest car Engine technology

There are people who see the rising corporate average fuel economy standards 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 as bad news. They bemoan the death of the big engines, the V-8s that delivered lots of power and sucked up a lot of gas. They say that driving would not be fun anymore, that we'll all be forced to buy dull cars with high fuel economy scores. 

Then there are others who have known the CAFE standards would have to rise, given the price of oil, U.S. dependency on foreign oil and the effects of engine emissions on climate change. They saw the higher fuel economy requirements as a challenge, and they began to work on new technologies that would be good for the planet, good for our wallets and still cool. These people are called engineers.

Here are five engine technologies available today or in the very near future, at a variety of price points. These examples…and there are more like them being invented every day promise that the future of driving will still be fun, whether it's in a tiny city car with a direct-injected engine or a supercar with a push to pass hybrid booster button.