What connects your family car, a lawnmower, a boat and a jet? One engine manufacturer with a surprisingly broad reach: Honda.

Join Nik Miles at Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta to explore an engine story that stretches from everyday machines to Acura’s hybrid racing prototype. Along the way, we head onto Lake Lanier, look at the GE Honda partnership behind the HondaJet’s engines, and experience the road-going Acura Integra Type S on a circuit.

These machines have very different jobs, but their engineers face familiar challenges: managing heat, reducing friction, improving efficiency and keeping power dependable. Endurance racing puts those challenges on unusually public display.

From the school run to the racetrack, and from cutting grass to flying above it, this is a story about the extraordinary variety of things one company helps power.

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Nik Miles gets an early walkaround of the all-electric Mercedes-Benz VLE before his first drive. With seating for up to eight, sliding doors and an available 31.3-inch rear screen, Mercedes is pitching this as a new kind of luxury people mover.
Nik takes a closer look at the design, cabin and features that could make the VLE as useful for families as it is for VIP passengers. Mercedes-Benz claims more than 700 kilometers of WLTP range; we’ll save the driving verdict for when Nik gets behind the wheel.

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The replacement for Hyundai’s best-selling vehicle is right around the corner, but does that mean you should wait? Nik Miles takes a close look at the 2026 Hyundai Tucson Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) Limited to see if standard AWD, 268 horsepower, and 32 miles of electric range make the outgoing model the smarter buy right now.

With discounts hitting outgoing models and Hyundai’s impressive 10-year/100,000-mile warranty, this PHEV makes a strong case for family duty—provided you remember to plug it in!

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - The Big Dilemma: Buy Now or Wait?
0:25 - Interior & Technology Features
0:50 - Rear Seat Space & Family Duty
1:10 - Trunk, Cargo & Dog Friendly Features
1:30 - Tech Demo: Blind Spot Cameras & Remote Parking
1:50 - Battery Range & Home Charging
2:10 - Performance: 268 HP & AWD
2:30 - Ride Quality & Towing Capacity
2:50 - EV Efficiency vs RAV4 Prime & Sportage PHEV
3:20 - Safety Features & Driver Assists
3:40 - Final Verdict: Is It Worth It?

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