Car Tech
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Cruise is now valued at $30 billion thanks to its latest round of funding, which included Microsoft among the investors.
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Why the 2022 Subaru BRZ doesn't need a turbocharger
Subaru has many turbocharged engines but installing one in the BRZ won't necessarily make it a better sports car.
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You can add night vision to your vehicle
Lanmodo offers 1080p Automotive Night Vision System for safer driving at night.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS to debut full-dash MBUX Hyperscreen infotainment system
With screen space that spans the entire dash, haptic feedback, and augmented-reality overlays, the Hyperscreen redefines the leading edge of Mercedes interfaces.
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The Bugatti Bolide's air scoop was designed like a golf ball
Learn about the unique air scoop developed for the newest Bugatti hypercar.
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VW developing mobile robot to automate charging
In the future, parking garages could be able to automatically park your EV and charge it too.
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If you were thinking of building a dream garage, a new video from Ammo NYC provides someful helpful tips.
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Math proves big tire sidewalls are better for the planet
Something as simple as the size of your wheels can dramatically affect range in electric vehicles.
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First pistons, now Porsche tries 3D printing housing for electric drive system
By using 3D printing, the part could be made smaller, lighter and more rigid than if it was conventionally produced.
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Here's why horsepower is a dumb metric
Horsepower was created by James Watt who based it on a horse turning a mill. Here's a better unit to measure a car's power.
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Lordstown shows Endurance electric pickup's chassis and in-wheel motors in action
Lordstown plans to put the Endurance into production in late 2021, and here we see some of the development.
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The US has its first solar roadway
A future where electricity powering your EV is generated from the miles of road lining your city is becoming a reality in a suburb of Atlanta.
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Cruise, which plans an automated taxi service, is now testing driverless cars on public roads.
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Aptera claims its solar-powered electric three-wheeler needs no charging
Aptera says its three-wheeled electric car can be charged by solar energy alone.
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Porsche-backed pilot plant to produce synthetic fuel at industrial scale
Carbon-neutral synthetic fuels could see internal-combustion engines stick around for decades to come.
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Synthetic fuel is how Porsche intends to keep its classics on the road
Porsche is developing synthetic fuel to help keep its gasoline-powered cars on the road as the auto industry moves toward electrification.
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Lexus Direct4: Electrified all-wheel drive with precise torque vectoring on the way
Future Lexus hybrids and EVs will benefit from an advanced torque-vectoring system called Direct4.
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E-GMP: 800-volt EV platform with bi-directional charging to benefit Genesis
Hyundai has revealed the first details on a modular EV platform that will also be used by Kia and Genesis.
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Japan's Kawasaki continues to innovate in the two-wheel arena.
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GM introduces V2X technology in China
Buick will lead General Motors' introduction of V2X in the world's biggest market for cars.
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Here’s the difference between sequential and dual-clutch gearboxes
Sequential transmissions are the leading choice for race car constructors, but have you ever wondered why?
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Jaguar Land Rover developing "smart city hub" to test self-driving car tech
Jaguar Land Rover is teaming with software and telecom companies to create a "smart city hub" in Ireland to test self-driving technology.
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How to polish a clear bra on your car
Learn how to protect your car's protection in this new video from Ammo NYC.
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What's going on inside your car's differential?
Take some time out to learn what a differential is and what it does.
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