September 2025 Archive – Highlights and Insights
When browsing the September 2025 archive, the full set of posts published in September 2025 on Cooper Motorsport Hub, you get a quick pulse on what mattered that month. It’s not just a list; it’s a snapshot of the world’s headlines, game launches, and auto tech breakthroughs that caught our eye. The collection brings together stories that feel unrelated at first glance, but they all share a common thread: each one marked a turning point in its field.
Historic events and political impact
One of the most striking pieces is the report on Assata Shakur, the former Black Liberation Army member whose death in Cuba ended a 45‑year fugitive chase. Her story blends activism, Cold War politics, and law‑enforcement history. The article shows how a single life can influence diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Cuba, reminding us that political narratives don’t fade quietly—they echo in policy debates for decades. Readers who follow civil rights history will see how Shakur’s case still shapes conversations about asylum and justice.
The archive also highlights how historic moments often spark new discussions about law, media, and public memory. By documenting Shakur’s death, the page creates a reference point for anyone researching modern protest movements or FBI most‑wanted histories.
Gaming releases and console evolution
Switch fans got a solid reason to celebrate with the arrival of Super Mario Galaxy 2, the classic platformer re‑released for Nintendo Switch with visual upgrades and a 4K Switch 2 update. The article breaks down the new assist mode, UI tweaks, and added storybook chapters, showing how developers blend nostalgia with modern tech. It also notes the free Switch 2 firmware upgrade that unlocks 4K docked play and up to 120 fps, a clear example of how console hardware cycles drive software refreshes.
What’s interesting is the way the release ties into broader trends: game studios now treat legacy titles as evergreen content, constantly repackaging them for newer hardware. That strategy pushes sales while keeping long‑time fans engaged, and it also creates a pipeline for new accessories like the upcoming Mario‑themed amiibo.
Electric vehicle breakthroughs
On the automotive front, the archive features a deep dive into the BMW iX3, the first Neue Klasse electric SUV boasting an 805 km range and rare‑earth‑free motors. The piece outlines the 800‑volt architecture, silicon‑carbide power electronics, and the aerodynamic 0.24 Cd drag coefficient. Those specs translate into real‑world benefits: faster charging, longer trips between stops, and a lighter, more sustainable drivetrain.
This story shows how EV tech is reshaping vehicle design. By removing rare earths from the motors, BMW reduces supply‑chain risks and lowers environmental impact. At the same time, the high‑voltage system pushes industry standards toward faster, more efficient charging networks. Readers interested in green tech will see the iX3 as a benchmark for future electric SUVs.
September 2025 archive brings all these angles together, offering a compact view of how politics, gaming, and automotive innovation intersect. Below you’ll find the full list of posts, each packed with details you can use right away—whether you’re tracking historic developments, planning your next game night, or researching the latest EV specs.
Assata Shakur Dies in Cuba at 78, Ending 45‑Year Fugitive Chase
Cuban officials announced the death of former Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur at age 78. Her 1979 prison break, decades‑long asylum in Havana, and 2013 addition to the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists list made her a flashpoint in U.S.–Cuba relations. The news closes a 45‑year manhunt that began after a 1973 shootout on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Super Mario Galaxy 2 lands on Nintendo Switch next month with upgrades—and a 4K Switch 2 update
Nintendo is bringing Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 to Switch on Oct. 2, 2025, with enhanced visuals, UI tweaks, an Assist Mode, and new Storybook chapters expanding Rosalina and the Lumas. The bundle costs $69.99 physically, or $39.99 each digitally. A free Switch 2 update adds 4K docked and up to 120fps. New Mario and Rosalina amiibo arrive April 2, 2026.
BMW iX3 debuts with 805 km range: first Neue Klasse EV brings 800-volt tech and rare-earth-free motors
BMW has revealed the first Neue Klasse production model, the iX3, with a claimed 805 km range and major efficiency gains. The 50 xDrive version packs 345 kW, hits 0-100 km/h in 4.9 seconds, and tows up to two tonnes. Highlights include 800-volt architecture, silicon carbide power electronics, and motors that avoid rare earths. Design nods to classic BMWs while pushing aerodynamics to a 0.24 Cd.
