A fully-functional vintage Disneyland Autopia car is the pride and joy of the ultimate Disney fan, who can get behind the wheel anytime he likes.

On July 17, 2025, thousands of guests flocked to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park to celebrate Disneyland Resort’s 70th birthday. Though most of the Disneyland70 celebrations began ...

A new Harveys Tote Bag dedicated to Autopia is now available at Disneyland Resort. We found the new bag in the Fortuosity Shop on Main Street, U.S.A. Harveys Autopia Bag – $228 The bag is made from ...

Disneyland's beloved Autopia ride was always fun, but never emissions-free. Now that may be changing, as the Happiest Place on Earth may go electric.

At last, Disneyland plans to trade in those outdated, exhaust-spewing, gas-powered Autopia cars for more environmentally friendly models better suited to the Happiest Place on Earth. Plans are ...

Disney kind of, sort of, said this week that it would replace the gasoline-powered engines in its Autopia cars at Disneyland with electric motors. “In the next few years,” which could mean ...

The last major Autopia refurbishment took place in 2016 when Honda became the ride’s sponsor. Previous ride sponsors were Chevron (2000-2012) and Richfield Oil (1955-1970), according to D23 .

Disneyland’s Autopia ride opened in 19-55 and has remained a favorite amongst park goers ever since. Over the years, the look, the cars and the track have all changed and now it’s getting an ...

For decades, visitors to Disney’s Autopia ride in Anaheim, Calif., have experienced a taste of the open road, navigating the curves and slopes of a winding miniature motorway in cars with real ...

Autopia was a centerpiece of Tomorrowland, an area of the park that Walt Disney said was dedicated to “adventures that are a living blueprint of our future.” ...

Disneyland's beloved Autopia ride was always fun, but never emissions-free. Now that may be changing, as the Happiest Place on Earth may go electric. The ride has been part of the original park ...

The Hong Kong Disneyland Autopia — which closed in 2016 — featured electric cars with lighting effects and onboard audio, according to WDW News Today.