Caterham continues to push forward with its first all-electric sports car, and shortly after confirming it will use an electric motor from Yamaha, the British company has revealed it’ll tap a ...

In a groundbreaking collaboration, British sports car manufacturer Caterham has joined forces with Japanese automotive giant Yamaha to develop Project V, an innovative electric sports coupé. This ...

Immersion-cooling technology enhances battery performance, longevity, and safety. Credit: Caterham. Caterham, owned by Japanese automotive group VT Holdings, has announced that it will integrate ...

Caterham announced its collaboration with Yamaha Motor for the fully electric powertrain of the Project V sports car. The model, introduced in concept form at the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed, is ...

It will soon be three years since British carmaker Caterham first presented the Project V at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and we still don't have an actual, working car derived from it on our roads ...

The firm recently revealed that it is assisting Caterham, a company in Great Britain famous for its kit cars, in creating an all-new electric sports car. The carbon fiber monocoque sports vehicle ...

Actually, it’s already here, with Caterham showing off its Project V lightweight electric sports car at CES in Las Vegas, before flying it over to Japan for the Tokyo Auto Salon. Caterham, the small ...

Caterham is turning to Yamaha to help develop its Project V electric sports car, the company announced Wednesday. A production version will use a Yamaha-developed powertrain, as well as technology ...

Yamaha may be famous for motorcycles and keyboards, but the multi-faceted Japanese brand has actually had a significant hand in creating some of our favorite sports cars, too. From the Lexus LFA's ...

British carmaker Caterham is getting ready to move on from the distinctive design of the Ford- or Suzuki-powered Sevens it has been making for years and step into the world of electric powertrains. It ...

Caterham will show its near-production Project V sports car on 9 January 2026 at the Tokyo Auto Salon. In addition, the original Project V show car will make its first appearance at the 2026 CES event ...