To provide what can only be called, “the future of parking”, BMW has announced that its new i brand of eco-machines has signed an agreement with Now! Innovations.
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A three-year-long privacy investigation revealed some disturbing information involving Googles Street View cars. The investigation proved between 2008 and 2010, Google’s cars collected passwords, e-mails, medical and financial records and other private information from home wireless networks. So essentially, Google’s cars sucked in all information available on unencrypted wireless networks.
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Last week, at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, Hyundai unveiled its new European-spec ix35, which gave us a preview of the 2014 Tucson once it makes it to America. Hyundai also showed off a hydrogen fuel-cell electric variant of the new ix35 while in Geneva, and CEO of Hyundai America, John Krafcik has confirmed that it’ll be heading to America and will be offered in all 50 states.
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One of the biggest reasons for range anxiety is the battery in electric vehicles, but new technology from Toyota could change that by providing three, four, or even five times more power than current lithium ion batteries.
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You can just imagine what kind of test drive stories car salesmen have, especially having people drive the dealerships finest cars. But when a crazy interested buyer turns out to be none other than four-time Sprint Cup champion Jeff Gordon disguised as an average minivan owner, you know its going to be a treat, well at least for spectators.
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Cars for Stars, a UK based, chauffeur-driven car hire service company has chosen the Lamborghini Aventador as the subject for a luxurious and unique looking stretch limousine proposal. This is just an idea at the moment as for the photos shown here are just digital renderings.
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According to Outlook For Energy: A View to 2040, an ExxonMobil publication, diesel will surpass gasoline as the number one global transportation fuel by 2020. While automakers continue to look for ways to improve light-duty vehicle fuel economy, diesel engines are becoming more and more prevalent, even in the U.S. The growth in commercial transportation activity, which has been notoriously popular in Europe for decades, will also increase diesel demand over the next few years.
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When you normally see a car commercial you think you are going to see the car itself right? Well that theory is proven wrong by Peugeot with their new series of television spots about the all-new 208 GTi hot hatch.
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