Future Transport

The passenger compartment of the Velar remained stable in the frontal offset test.



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This is the All-new Honda SUV e - Modern Electric Car! They are going to make it a production vehicle in 2030.



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Elon Musk confirmed that the Tesla Inc. factory in Nevada was the target of a thwarted cyberattack.



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With a starting price of $95,550, the 745e plug-in hybrid sedan is in no way for folks who want to save some cash at the pump. But if you have a fat bank account, a need for state of the art tech and luxury, AND you want to take care of errands without adding more CO2 to the air, BMW has a very large car just for you.

Why the Future of Cars is Electric



Electric cars are now ready to take over thanks to advances in battery technology and their inherent benefits: torque, handling, maintenance. This video was sponsored by BMW:

Cars take a stroll into the Future on legs


Hyundai takes a stroll into the future with its latest car that can stand up and walk when it runs out of road. Stuart McDill reports.

Technology in Business

Henrik Fisker, president and chief executive officer of electric car maker Fisker Inc., discusses taking the company public in a special purpose acquisition transaction.



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Car Technology

The 2022 model-year truck will have a starting price of $80,000 and a range of 350 miles when fully charged.



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Future of Transport

Per Hassel Sorenson is an engineer from Norway who has designed an environmentally friendly velomobile meant for mass production. I first sat in a Podbike at Spezi in 2017 and was taken by its sleek, futuristic design and very practical features.



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5 Amazing Futuristic Tires

In this video We have shown some really amazing smart futuristic tires.





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More companies are trying to bring self-driving cars to the masses than ever before, but a truly autonomous vehicle still doesn't exist. It's not clear if, or when, our driverless future will arrive. Where exactly are we with self-driving cars, and when can we expect them to be a part of our daily lives?