Huawei Avatr 12 The Avatr 12 is a futuristic, premium luxury electric hatchback coupe co-developed by Changan, CATL, and Huawei. It showcases a striking, windowless rear design and optional digital side mirrors. Driven by Huawei’s advanced DriveONE electric powertrain, it offers up to 578 horsepower and an impressive 700km range. Inside, it features a massive 35.4-inch panoramic dash screen. The vehicle heavily integrates Huawei’s HarmonyOS 4 cockpit and the ADS 2.0 intelligent driving system, delivering market-leading autonomous driving capabilities

🚗 What Car?’s 2026 reliability survey of nearly 40,000 owners: LEAST RELIABLE (worst first) 1. Volkswagen Tiguan — 55.3% 2. Renault Arkana — 58.5% 3. Mercedes GLE — 63.7% 4. Volkswagen ID.4 — 66.9% 5. Land Rover Discovery Sport — 68.2% 6. Jaecoo 7 — 71.9% 7. BMW X3 petrol — 73.5% 8. Volkswagen Tiguan — 74.4% 9. Nissan Qashqai petrol — 74.9% 10. Range Rover Evoque — 76.4% MOST RELIABLE 1. Mini Countryman — 100% 2. Suzuki Swift — 100% 3. Toyota Aygo X — 99.7% 4. BMW 4 Series Coupe / Convertible — 99.6% 5. Mini hatchback — 99.4% 6. Kia Niro Hybrid / PHEV — 99.3% 7. Lexus ES — 99.3% 8. Kia Niro Hybrid / PHEV — 99.2% 9. Hyundai i10 — 98.9% 10. Mercedes E-Class — 98.7%

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Victor Hugo, the author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, was reportedly such a regular patron of Parisian brothels that many of them closed for a day after his death as a sign of respect and mourning. Facing an impossible six-month deadline to complete The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, Victor Hugo reportedly locked away all of his clothes except for a large shawl. With nothing suitable to wear outdoors, he effectively confined himself to his home, eliminating the distractions of Parisian social life and focusing almost entirely on writing. The tactic worked. Hugo finished the manuscript in January 1831, and the novel was published just a few months later. It became an immediate success, reigniting public interest in medieval Gothic architecture at a time when many historic French landmarks were neglected or facing demolition. The novel’s popularity also helped fuel the movement to restore Notre-Dame Cathedral, eventually leading to the landmark 19th-century restoration directed by architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc.

CS2 just added pet chickens and Valve didn’t even put it in the patch notes. Eggs are showing up in weekly drops and they eat both reward slots. Hatch it, feed it, pet it, then collect the skins. There’s a Hatchbook for photos too. Untradeable. One bird per account. That’s the whole update. Of course it’s chickens.