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Ryno is a one-size-fits-all-wheel-drive electric vehicle, designed to travel, be safe and extremely easy to handle, fast and flexible.
Demonstrating electric car production is not just in large countries with huge industries, a group of students and a professor at Makarere University in Uganda build an…
This nano-sized car is a step forward in creating advanced machines that can handle tasks like going through veins to destroy cancer cells.
Non-gasoline cars, self-adjusting fuel when it's sunny or cool ... appeared in the Solar Car contest, which will award on December 1 here. According to the author of the…
Military vehicles with wings on the body can appear on the ground and the sky in mid-2015.
Scientists at Oxford University have developed a car that can automatically control itself.
In the future, thinking left turn of the car is not the only thought that will come true when the new car giant Nissan is cooperating with the University of the Swiss Un…
Cars can say, look and drive - It's a car of the future controlled entirely by computer, being tested on the streets of Berlin (Germany).
American parents are often reluctant to let their children drive for safety reasons, but Ford's new invention will help keep them safe.
A student at the Polytechnic University of Ho Chi Minh City has built a self-balancing two-wheeled vehicle, moving smoothly in traffic congestion, and limiting the impac…
Sun Innovation Inc has developed a 'transparent display' that allows the display of car windshield indicators without affecting the outside view.
Polish students have successfully designed a super-car, capable of over 659 kilometers, consuming just one liter of gasoline, the Associated Press reported.
Toyota has developed a safety system that automatically stops the car for a moment before a pedestrian collision occurs.
Accident prevention will increase if drivers stop thinking with their vehicles instead of using their feet, German scientists say.
The European Union (EU) project named myCopter has reserved 4.2 million Euro to study the possibility of delivery