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Thanks to being equipped with 4 powerful electric motors for each wheel, R1T can accelerate from 0 to 97 km / h in just 3.2 seconds.
Electric bicycles, mobile, energy-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles are coming to a trend, as even Tesla is interested in producing it.
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Because it is made of plastic, this model is 40% lighter than a regular car, saving more energy.
The model of a vertical take-off taxi developed by German airline company Volocopter will have the first test flight in the sky over Singapore in the second half of next…
According to Optica magazine, inspired by the peculiarities of the mantis shrimp sight, researchers have developed new cameras equipped for unmanned vehicles.
According to Terrafugia, Volvo's parent company, Transition can fly 640km at a maximum speed of 160km / h. The price of the model has not been decided yet.
According to Hyperloop Technology Transport Company (HTT), Hyperloop is designed to transport passengers at super-fast speeds through magnetic induction pipes.
Volvo, a Swedish automaker is drawing a future picture, where the car is not only a vehicle but also a living and working space for its owner.
Stratolaunch, the world's largest wingspan with a length of 117 meters, will make the first flight at the end of the year.
Initially, a group of college students designed this unique air-driven vehicle as part of a graduation project at Helwan University near Cairo, Egypt.
Engineers at Pennsylvania State University have recently created a new battery that can avoid one of the main obstacles of electric cars as weather conditions.
The idea of sounding crazy was actually proposed and studied by designer Dahir Insaat, the father of many transport solutions for the future.
The overlap and consequence of seasickness, is probably one of the biggest inconveniences when traveling by water means.