Cyan racing may not be known as Polestar anymore, but that doesn’t mean they’ll stop racing Volvo chassis. You may be aware that Lotus (also a member of the Geely empire) and Cyan have been racing in the Swedish GT series this year, but next year it seems Cyan will be teaming up with Lynk&Co...

Volvo and its sister brand Lynk&Co may be building cars together in Ghent , but they won't be competing. At least, that's what Lynk & Co's CEO thinks, because his only competition is Uber. Allain Visser, the CEO in question, recently told  Autocar  that Lynk&Co won't really compete with any...

Terrefugia, an American company hoping to sell the world’s first practical flying car, has been purchased by Geely. The Chinese company also owns Volvo, Lotus, and Lynk&Co, all of which have benefitted from Geely’s largely hands-off backing. With automotive projects led by people whose feet...