Last week, rumors regarding an upcoming eco-friendly small car from IKEA hit the internet in full force. Sounds pretty crazy, no? As it turns out, the truth is much less interesting than we had hoped.

What makes the Luvly O different from other little EVs? The idea is to flat-pack each car's parts — much like an Ikea Malm, Kallax, or Billy — and then assemble them at "microfactories" close ...

For so many years, IKEA has seemed unrelenting in its domination ... Disruption is underway What do cars, printers and clothing all have in common? Or perhaps the question ought to be framed ...

The IKEA Small Home model at IKEA Live Oak. IKEA “A home is more than a physical space; it’s where we are able to find comfort, peace, and a sense of belonging,” Sam Eisenman, Sustainability ...

the Volkswagen Caddy’s trump card is that it’s among the most car-like and sophisticated small vans on the market. Its load ...

In London, fewer people have a car," Mr Quinones said. It's part of a global trend, he added, hence Ikea will also trial its small outlets - called Planning Studios - in New York, Shanghai and Riyadh.

The two-door GURSKEN wardrobe is just under 24 inches wide, making it the smallest-footprint wardrobe on offer from IKEA and a total game-changer for small bedrooms. And even better? It rings up ...

Small cars (including those marketed as city cars) tend to sell well in the UK, and there are plenty of electric models to choose from. A good small car should be nippy in town and have rock-bottom ...

The previous Skoda Fabia scored a full five stars when it was launched in 2014, and the brand has clearly worked hard to maintain its small car ... out from behind parked cars.

A powerful 15.6kWh battery is behind this wizardry; if you’re able to charge it overnight, the 1.3-litre turbocharged petrol engine may rarely start up in everyday driving. The Mercedes is very ...

In addition, some drivers simply don’t like being behind ... A small van is less likely to upset the neighbours, though. This ...

Furniture giant IKEA has agreed to pay 6 million euros ($6.5 million) towards a government fund compensating victims of forced labor under Germany’s communist dictatorship, in a move campaigners ...