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Japan tests self-driving cars at airports.
Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, is experimenting with using self-driving vehicles to tow cargo containers in an effort to address labor shortages as the number of touris…
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China is about to have its first driverless city: Traveling 10km will only cost 12-13 thousand dong!
China, the world's largest automotive market, could one day become a leading market for autonomous vehicles.
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Self-driving taxis raise concerns in China.
Attracting attention as they zip past buildings and shopping malls, self-driving taxis are slowly spreading across many Chinese cities, surprising and worrying many.
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Kenguru – a vehicle designed for people with disabilities, with only one door but extremely convenient for wheelchair users.
Community Cars, a company based in Texas (USA), has invented an electric car called Kenguru, designed for people with disabilities who use wheelchairs.
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Vietnamese startup offers flying cars: Price from 2 billion, 4 models, test flight 1,000km in Hanoi and the West
Airlios' flying motorbike has 4 options, including Air One, Pegasus, Minotaur and Custom, priced from 2 billion VND.
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Battery pack helps electric cars run 1.5 million km without charging
Two sustainable technology companies are jointly developing a heavy-duty electric vehicle battery with a remarkable lifespan that can power a vehicle for more than 1.5 m…
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Hydrogen cars can run thousands of kilometers without charging
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.
Environment
Solar panels capture invisible energy at night to produce electricity
This new technology will help products such as phones, electric cars or household electrical appliances to be used continuously without needing to be charged.
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The land that specializes in 'swallowing' cars in China: Many people have to sadly leave their cars behind, even if they are given money, no one will come to take them back
Although the value of abandoned cars is not small, the risk of bringing them back is even greater.
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Where will the motorbikes and cars go when they are 'unsold' and have been in inventory for many years?
As new models go on sale, how will dealers handle the remaining inventory?
History
The Forgotten History of New York's First Electric Taxis
The first taxis to appear on the streets of New York (USA) did not run on gasoline but on electricity -
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China launches 'mobile charger' for electric cars, which can move freely without a driver
Chinese electric car giant Wuling has just launched a new step forward in mobile charging station technology for electric vehicles (EVs).
Environment
Devastating scenes in Spain after massive flash floods, government declares 3 days of national mourning
Spain has suffered heavy losses after the worst flash floods in its history.
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Why are European car horns honked louder than Asian ones?
While Asian-origin cars are often easy to honk, European-origin cars are often more difficult to honk.
Oceanography
Subway Car Turned Into a Home for Marine Creatures
Train cars that were once packed with people in Atlanta, USA, are now lying nearly 20 meters deep in the Atlantic Ocean with fish, sea turtles and coral.