Automotive

Toyota’s Autonomous E-Palette Vehicles To Transport Athletes At Tokyo 2020 Olympics

In less than one year, the sporting world will descend on Tokyo for the 2020 Olympics. Japan is set to show off a portfolio of new technology along with its human sporting achievements. Earlier we…

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Renault Introduces Hydrogen Range Extender for Electric Vans

Renault became the first car manufacturer to present the market with hydrogen-powered vans, calling them Kangoo ZE and Master ZE. What the French automaker has done is to use a hydrogen fuel cell as an…

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Dyson Gives Up Dream to Build Electric Car Due to Uncertainty

Dyson announced that they are retracting their plans to build an electric vehicle, as the project is simply not commercially viable. We are sad to announce a proposal to end our automotive project. The Dyson…

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The Rheticus “Artificial Photosynthesis” Project Enters Phase Two

Scientists from Evonik and Siemens got busy together again, as their joint Rheticus project is entering its second phase. The two companies will have to combine their bioreactor and electrolyser elements into a single unit.…

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How Can Blockchain Influence the Automotive Industry?

Blockchain technology is having an impact on multiple industries and sectors around the world, and none more so than in automotive. Vehicles are no longer just a mode of transport, they are mobile data centers…

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Your Car Is Keeping a Huge Amount of Data on You

Late-model cars often seem like they’re more computer than machine, but this isn’t always a bad thing. That computer monitors your engine’s fuel and air mixture to give you the best fuel economy. It monitors…

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Joylong Automobile Makes an EV That Goes for 30 Days Without Charging

The Chinese auto-maker “Joylong Automobile” has created a new model in collaboration with thin solar film expert “Hanergy”, called the “K-Car”. The idea is that the small car will be able to run solely on…

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A “groovy” new Buzz from Volkswagen

Volkswagen first entered the automobile market with the Type 1 model better known as the Beetle in 1938. In 1950, Volkswagen produced the Type 2 most commonly known (depending on body type) as the Transporter,…

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INEOS Automotive Ready to Open a New Plant in South Wales

The car industry in the UK is not dead yet, as INEOS Automotive, a London-based car manufacturer wants to build the successor of the original Land Rover Defender in South Wales. The 4×4 is called…

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Superblocks are Transforming Barcelona, and Australia Wants to Copy It

Ever since Barcelona’s municipality authorities decided to implement a new urban planning idea called “superblocks” in 2016, other cities around the globe have been monitoring to see how it works out. Apparently, it brought measurable…

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