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In the future, drivers can be more comfortable sitting behind the steering wheel by the British company RAC is about to launch a device to help warn of technical errors…
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In the future, drivers can be more comfortable sitting behind the steering wheel by the British company RAC is about to launch a device to help warn of technical errors…
To help bicyclists or motorcyclists protect their property and find them if they are unfortunately stolen, a team of US engineers has created a GPS-based vehicle mounted…
Eco-friendly cars can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80 percent by 2050.
The Volvo (Swedish) automaker has successfully developed a device that is expected to bring about a revolution in traffic safety, as it can scan to locate obstacles in f…
If you are looking for a compact, eco-friendly, eye-catching transport vehicle, the German Scuddy 2WD can meet your requirements.
Called the e2O, this four-seater is priced at just $ 11,000 and M & M says it will sell out to overseas markets next year with initial targets for European and African m…
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.
'Not only does it save fuel, the nanoparticle additive also helps reduce emissions that pollute the environment of diesel-powered vehicles.
A Washington, DC-based company is developing a state-of-the-art wireless technology that enables laser power transmission.
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.
A UK-based consortium will test the full range of passenger automobiles in the coming months.