Car Tech
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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 wayFuture 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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Kawasaki shows off hybrid, AI tech for motorcycles
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 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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Daimler invests in lidar company Luminar ahead of self-driving truck launch
Daimler is confident of having a self-driving truck on sale within the coming years.
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Tesla increases price of Full Self-Driving to $10,000
Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature continues to get more expensive as more functionality is added.
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Daimler and Waymo partner on self-driving trucks
Daimler plans to start selling a self-driving truck in the coming years.
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Can a car with no direct connection between the pedal and brake still be safe? Find out here.
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Mercedes-Benz wants drivers to choose how electric cars sound
Automakers are working on the new sound for electric cars.
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Is synthetic motor oil bad for old cars?
Synthetic oil is great, but how safe is it to use in classic cars? Find out here.
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Cruise self-driving cars no longer need a safety driver in California
Cruise, the self-driving technology company backed by General Motors and Honda, on Thursday announced it received a permit from the California DMV to test its prototypes on the state's roads without a safety driver behind the wheel. It marks a major step in Cruise's aim to develop a safe and robust...
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Cadillac introduces MagneRide 4.0: Fastest reacting suspension made even faster
The latest MagneRide system promises improved performance and comfort, particularly at the limit.
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Mercedes-Benz EQC 4x4 Squared shows path for off-roading's electric future
Mercedes-Benz's EQC fitted with portal axles not only looks tough, but is also extremely capable.
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The fully autonomous valet is now a reality at an airport in Stuttgart, Germany.
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How Audi crafted the unique sound of the E-Tron GT
A fan connected to a plastic pipe was the initial source of inspiration for the upcoming E-Tron GT's distinct sound.
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Volvo files patent for steering wheel that slides from left to right
A sliding steering wheel would allow Volvo owners to turn right-hand-drive into left-hand-drive cars.
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Audi starts to offer on-demand features
With on-demand features, you'll be able to add functionality to your vehicle long after the initial purchase.
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Electric Ford F-150 might be available with bed-mounted gas range extender
Ford's electric F-150 is coming up shortly, and it might have more innovations than just its powertrain.
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Porsche teaches you how to take great car photos with a phone's camera
Here's a chance to finally learn how to take car photos like a pro, just using a mobile phone's camera.
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