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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.
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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 ...
Short and concise, that researchers have come a long way in bringing straight energy into a moving object.
If you are wondering how the car will fly, the video below will be the answer for you.
American billionaire plans to build underground glass buses running at speeds of over 200km / h.
The Israeli government is working, installing trials in one location, creating a short Tel Aviv bus route using electric cordless electric traction.
The first Tesla Model X electric SUV has just been brought to Vietnam according to a user's order in Hanoi.
The first unmanned aerial vehicle is expected to begin shipping offshore in 2018, according to an ambitious project of a Norwegian-based company.
Tesla has just released its record-breaking production and delivery numbers in Q1 / 2017, surpassing all analysts' initial expectations. While the Model 3 will begin…
Vortex (Spain) has built a wind turbine to generate electricity in a completely new way. This promises to be a source of clean electricity in the future.
Tesla has updated its website, the Model S 100D, which extends the range of mobility over the P100D, becoming the world's longest running electric vehicle.
Japan seems to be moving closer to operating the public transport system automatically after a company unveils its unmanned bus, called Robot Shuttle.
Chinese Startup named NextEV has just officially unveiled an electric supercar called NIO EP9. With a top speed of 312km / h and 0-100km / h acceleration in just 2.7 sec…
Research shows that soldiers who receive light flow through the brain work more efficiently and are able to perform more concurrent tasks.
A Japanese engineer who invented the world's first storm turbine could supply clean energy to the entire country for half a century.