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Statistics show that in the US alone, more than a quarter of a million cars are damaged by hail.
Volkswagen has announced the world's most fuel efficient, with the ability to run from Sydney to Melbourne, which costs about 260,000 dong (about 10 liters) of fuel.
The German transport operator Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (RNV) is conducting a pilot project to test the feasibility of wireless charging of electric buses.
Experts at Reno University in Nevada have designed the world's first vibration steering system to guide drivers when they are sunbathing or driving in bad weather. r…
According to a recent report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the need to own a car and drive a car in developed countries is probab…
The auto loading truck from the workshop to the warehouse is being put to trial at a foreign company in Dong Nai, giving it nearly three times the efficiency of manual l…
The future of flying cars is becoming clearer after experts study the ability to equip self-propelled mode, allowing the driver to be comfortable on the move.
Japan's Toyota has said it will introduce a new optional package for the Avalon, which will allow riders to charge their phones by placing a 'cricket' on a r…
Every car keys or forgotten? Use unlocked smartphone, according to new technology of Hyundai.
A designer named Chris Garner invented a car - the MSV Explorer - just wading on the water and running on eternal engines.
An American inventor designed a tricycle capable of flying up and down like a helicopter.
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
Swedish car company Volvo is developing a vehicle that automatically avoids collisions and is expected to be available to the general public within the next eight years.