When Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) built his DeLorean-shaped time machine in Back to the Future (now available from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment) he needed an incredible amount of raw ...

Luckily, he manages to seek help from Doc Brown, but Doc is decidedly unimpressed with his future self's chosen power source for the Back to the Future time machine.

At the end of the first movie, Doc Brown had converted the DeLorean time machine to run on garbage or renewable energy sources, and the CyberTruck is an EV, so they are both environmentally friendly.

Doc Brown needs to come up with a way to generate 1.21 gigawatts of energy to flow into the Delorean’s flux capacitor, the part of the machine that facilitates time travel.

It's hard to imagine Back to the Future without the DeLorean, but Doc Brown's time machine was almost something completely different.

In 2022, LEGO launched a Creator Expert-level set based on the iconic 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 time machine featured in The Back to the Future series. LEGO is selling it for $199.99, but you can also find ...

The software update can transform the adventure-oriented EVs into Knight Rider’s ride or Doc Brown’s Time Machine.

What if Doc Brown’s time machine only had two wheels? Following a version of its electric motorcycle with a design inspired by Nintendo’s atomic purple Game Boy Color, Dab Motors has revealed ...