which owns the carmaker now known as Roland Gumpert, and slowly turned it into the Nathalie supercar meant for debut at this year's ill-fated Geneva show. Gone is the 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder ...

The Gumpert Nathalie is officially production-ready and designed to convert methanol into electricity, making it a methanol fuel cell vehicle. Under the Gumpert Aiways name, the firm claims the ...

As automakers’ efforts towards electrification speed up, in an attempt to stay ahead of increasingly stringent emissions regulations, it becomes easy to forget that battery-electric vehicles are ...

What the Nathalie does rely on is a methanol refill that won't necessarily be much easier to source than hydrogen. Gumpert plans to skirt this issue with an "overnight delivery service" in launch ...

One year after its world debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the Gumpert Nathalie methanol fuel cell car has become a reality. The German sports car manufacturer owned by China’s Aiways has ...

Roland Gumpert, of Audi Quattro and Apollo fame, has put forth a supercar that solves the problem of limited electric range and slow charging. The 800-horsepower, all wheel drive Nathalie uses a ...

The Gumpert Nathalie takes a different approach to converting fuel into energy. This car converts methanol into electricity, not fire. Wesley Wren has spent his entire life around cars ...

Gumpert parted ways with Apollo shortly after the takeover but it wouldn't be long until he started a new car project. The result is the RG Nathalie electric sports car that was unveiled on ...

If you read our article on the Roland Gumpert Nathalie, you’ll remember we had some things to check on. The most important one was related to the “buffer battery,” the manufacturer said this ...

How many of them will actually make it to market is another story. But one that caught our eye is Gumpert Aiways's Nathalie. It has an electric powertrain, but instead of putting a large battery ...