LEGO Icons Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC 1701 Bridge 11835 Set
San Diego Comic-Con delivered the usual flood of announcements this week, and buried among the bigger spectacle sits a set that feels personal for anyone who grew up watching the original series. LEGO and Paramount have released official details on the Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge, set number 11385. It arrives with 1,701 pieces, a price of $199.99, and a September 1, 2026 release date that lines up almost perfectly with the franchise’s 60th anniversary.

Solarky SunV Solar Electric Car
Solarky Mobility Technologies has put a small four-seat electric car on the road that can gather useful driving distance simply by sitting outside. The SunV measures just 3,150 mm long and 1,491 mm wide, with a wheelbase of 2,070 mm and 190 mm of ground clearance. Its empty weight sits around 660 kg thanks to an aluminum chassis and plastic body panels. That light construction lets a modest 15 kW rear motor and 85 Nm of torque push the car to 80 km/h while returning a claimed 151 km on a full charge of its 10.2 kWh LFP battery pack under the NEDC cycle.

JetZero Blended Wing Z4 Aircraft
Airlines from Bahrain and Japan just threw their weight behind a plane that looks nothing like the ones filling today’s skies. At the Farnborough Air Show this week, Gulf Air signed a letter of intent for an undisclosed number of JetZero Z4 aircraft, locking in preferential delivery slots for the early 2030s. Japan Airlines followed with a formal support agreement that puts its operational teams inside the design process from the start.