Wheelies: The Bearded Lady Edition Have you ever run across one of those guys who, after losing a wager over a sporting event, shows up to work wearing a cocktail dress and smeared-on cosmetics? On Sunday, that someone was Richard Branson, only he was wearing a female flight attendant's uniform and serving drinks aboard an Air Asia flight from Perth, Australia, to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Mr. Branson, the Virgin Airlines owner, had sparred with the Air Asia owner Tony Fernandes over whose Formula One team would finish first at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix back in 2010. Mr. Branson finally held up his end of the bargain in a public spectacle that ended with him spilling a tray full of drinks upon the lap of his rival while making his rounds of the cabin. The Independent Getting a home set up for electric vehicle charging can be tricky and expensive. But the automotive parts supplier Bosch seems to have undercut the going rate of about $1,000 for a home charger with a new system. Beginning in June, E.V. owners will be able to buy Bosch's Power Max system, which delivers 15-amp, 240-volt charging for about $450. A 30-amp version will be available for just under $600. Bosch said that it was able to make its units less expensive than typical fare by weeding out many of the features intended more for fleet customers. MSN Autos Indian Motorcycle continues to parcel out details about the 2014 Indian Chief in anticipation of its coming rebirth at the annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, S.D., in August. After revealing the motorcycle's engine in Daytona last month, Indian announced its pricing this week. The bike, which is expected to be available at Indian Motorcycle dealerships in North America later this year, will start at $18,999. Indian Motorcycle In an effort to spice up its North American offerings, Mitsubishi announced that it might offer a new subcompact model in the United States by 2015. The car would be an entry-level sedan, the company said in a news release, possibly based upon the Mitsubishi G4 concept sedan unveiled at the Bangkok auto show in March. North American Mitsubishi dealers wait with bated breath to see if the automaker will resuscitate a lineup that has been lagging for several years. Brazilian police officers used a squad car to keep a small airplane laden with cocaine paste from taking off, ramming the aircraft to disable it. If it sounds like a summer action movie you missed, fear not, the police had a camera in their car and captured the whole thing on video. Basically, the police used their car to perform a version of the P.I.T. maneuver that caused the plane's tail to swing around. The plane then swerved off course and stopped, and the police arrested its five occupants, seizing more than 230 kilograms of cocaine-based paste, the authorities said. If there's an airport near a car factory, then it stands to reason that at least one of that airport's service vehicles ought to be a local product. The Aeroporto di Bologna in Bologna, Italy, is only 30 minutes from Lamborghini's factory in Sant" Agata Bolognese, so an Aventador has been liveried for service as one of the airport's Follow Me cars. Typically, Fiats perform the duty of leading flights to the gate, but having a Lambo do it works just as well, apparently. Lamborghini has also set up an exhibit in the airport. Autoblog