The Latest Breaking News from Luxury

Mercedes is rethinking its electric car strategy amid declining sales. We've learned that future models will look more like gas cars by dropping the super-slippery styling of the EQS and co. Another significant change is in the works. The German luxury brand intends to bring ICEs and EVs even closer…

Billions of dollars in investment along Miami's South Beach is remaking the oceanfront.

Jaguar Land Rover's investment vehicle has created two startups that are attracting young, wealthy drivers.

Khloe has the matte black iteration of Diptyque's Baies candle, a fruity-floral fragrance that looks as beautiful as it smells – and it retails at $115

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It's been a while since the Tesla Model S and Model X got any real attention. While the Model 3 and Y have been getting all of the flashy upgrades recently (thanks, Highland and Juniper), the company's flagship luxury models have been left to age like an old iPhone. That could…

There is a huge variety of Chinese electric cars these days, including tiny city cars, sedans, hatches, and crossovers, as well as some truly fancy high-end luxury models. One of them is the Maextro S800, a range extender or pure electric luxury sedan aimed squarely at the Maybach version of…

The Core 7 Ultra shines in this luxury laptop thanks to speed, superb battery life and a gorgeous OLED screen.

For decades, we defined luxury cars by the quality of the materials and how well they were screwed together. The engines were also a major selling point since the large-displacement ones were typically reserved for the flagship models. In 2025, automakers playing in the upper echelon try to one-up each…

CEOs and billionaires are leaning in towards bold public persons, and wealthy consumers are following suit with their fashion styles.

Luxury London restaurants are imposing reservation fees and minimum spend requirements of £25 to £100 to combat no-shows, reservation bots, and social media influencers exploiting free meals.