Electric cars can cause environmental problems
The British and French governments last month pledged to ban the sale of petrol and oil vehicles before 2040. Sweden's Volvo carmaker also said it will only sell electri…
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The British and French governments last month pledged to ban the sale of petrol and oil vehicles before 2040. Sweden's Volvo carmaker also said it will only sell electri…
The fastest car in the world today is a former Royal Air Force pilot and research team. They built the Bloodhound SSC to break the fastest speed record of the world curr…
This T-pod electric car is much shorter than a regular tractor, only 7 meters by cutting off the cockpit of the vehicle.
The fuel for running the car is a by-product of the distillation and fermentation of whiskey.
Tesla launched Model 3 more than a year ago, it was the cheapest car in the category of this 15-year-old electric car company.
Lightweight, made for fast and rugged terrain, locomotives allow special forces to cross the forest, squeeze between narrow canyons, through alleys ...
Not only can glowing lights, potatoes can be made into a fun-driven car.
Just with a smart ring worn on your hands, you can replace your wallet, login password or make car keys in a very convenient way.
If you are wondering how the car will fly, the video below will be the answer for you.
The car, built by students at Laval University, can run a distance of 4,500km with less than 4 liters of gasoline.
Their subsidiary, Volvo Trucks, has joined hands with a Swedish waste management company, Renova, to create a prototype of this car.
The first Tesla Model X electric SUV has just been brought to Vietnam according to a user's order in Hanoi.
That's the technology developed by Affectiva to help the car detect the driver's mood by giving the appropriate warning ...
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unveiled new details about his future tunneling project at the TED Talk technology-entertainment-design conference in Vancouver, Canada on Friday…
What is the goal of the Bland Company? Winning a snail.