In close collaboration with the film’s stylists, Audi has designed a virtual car that will appear in the film adaptation of the book Ender’s Game. The Audi Fleet Shuttle Quattro is a purely digital entity within the movie, but integrates “seamlessly… into the environment of the film”, the automaker said. Audi previously contributed the RSQ, a decidedly non-virtual mid-engine sports coupe, to the 2004 film I, Robot. Distributed by Summit Entertainment, Ender’s Game is due for a worldwide release on 1 November. (Photo: Audi of America)
Ford to leave top-level drag racing
Citing dwindling returns on investment, Ford Racing announced it would not support pro-level teams in the US-based National Hot Rod Association after the 2014 season. Some of drag racing’s most successful drivers, including multiple-time Funny Car champion John Force (pictured above, competing at Route 66 Raceway in Joliet, Illinois), will be required to source a different manufacturer or switch to another race category. (Photo: Ford Racing)
Nissan's luxury subsidiary released a rendering of a compact concept scheduled to have its international debut at the Frankfurt motor show, where press previews begin on 10 September. The Q30 hints at a small vehicle that would compete against entry-level luxury players like the new Mercedes-Benz CLA. (Photo: Nissan)
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