Anne Bourgoin, Auto mechanics news, Headline, Innovation news, News
A WHEEL DETACHMENT DETECTION SYSTEM
By Anne Bourgoin Tire manufacturer Falken has developed a technology that detects when wheel nuts are loose. Sumimoto Rubber Industries (SRI) has announced the new feature, added to the SENSING CORE system, which detects nuts loose by… just one millimetre! It is due to be implemented on production vehicles for a first customer this year.… Read More
Éric Descarries, Headline, Innovation news, News
GM OPENS UP TO HYDROGEN
By Éric Descarries At a time when the industry seems to be moving away from diesel fuels, American giant General Motors sees an opportunity to experiment with hydrogen. To this end, the major automaker has agreed to collaborate on a five-year federally funded project to apply fuel cell technology to utility vehicles. GM will use… Read More
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SYNTHETIC FUEL AND A NEW SERIES AT THE GRAND PRIX DE TROIS-RIVIÈRES
By Piero Facchin The Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières recently announced the addition of a new series to its program for the 2024 edition, which will take place from August 9 to 11. Cars from Courses Vintage Québec will be part of the weekend’s racing line-up, including first-generation Mustangs and Camaros, as well as Corvettes, an… Read More
Éric Descarries, Headline, Innovation news, News
CHINESE FLYING CARS ARE ON THEIR WAY
By Éric Descarries For so many years, men have been dreaming of flying cars, but it looks like their fantasy is about to become a reality, thanks to Chinese manufacturers! While several American manufacturers have already unveiled some of their flying car prototypes at various auto shows, it’s Chinese manufacturers who are on the verge… Read More
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RESTRICTING REPAIR DATA DOES NOTHING TO ADDRESS ROOT CAUSES OF VEHICLE VULNERABILITIES
The Canadian Repair Coalition (CanRepair), a grassroots organization made up of individuals, businesses, educators and not-for-profit organizations – including Canada’s auto care sector -fighting for the right and ability to repair, released the following statement in response to manufacturers who are hiding behind scare tactics to restrict repair data for local shops and car owners.… Read More
Éric Descarries, Innovation news, News
MICHELIN CONFIRMS ITS INTEREST IN HYDROGEN
By Éric Descarries French giant Michelin held a Sustainability Summit on March 13 at the Sonoma Raceway near San Francisco. In addition to launching new tires, the manufacturer confirmed its interest in sustainability. Inevitably, fuel was also on the agenda, and Georges Kurian, Vice President of Procurement and Logistics for Michelin North America, took… Read More
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A FILTRATION SYSTEM THAT CAPTURES CARBON DIOXIDE
By Éric Descarries If there’s one car company working hard to make internal combustion engines as environmentally friendly as possible, it’s Japanese giant Toyota. Its latest breakthrough? A filtration system that captures carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere before it enters the engine. Toyota even tested a prototype of this system on one of its… Read More
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HUNTER ENGINEERING HONOURED AT THE OPTIMIZELY 2023 CUSTOMER AWARDS
Hunter Engineering has been honoured in the “Greatest Use of Technology” category at the Optimizely 2023 Customer Awards. This award acknowledges Hunter’s effective integration of Optimizely’s platforms into their digital strategy, enhancing their technology ecosystem. Among other winners like United Airlines, Royal Canin, and Bloomberg Media, Hunter stands out for leveraging Optimizely products to boost… Read More
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UNLOCKING UNPRECEDENTED FLEET SOLUTIONS: NOVUS GLASS REGINA’S GAME-CHANGING SERVICE TRUCK!
Will Brandt, a passionate and trusted name in the auto glass industry, beams with pride when discussing his 2021 Freightliner MT45. This mobile fleet service truck has become a cornerstone of NOVUS Glass Regina’s operations, tailored to meet the evolving demands of the heavy equipment industry, and showcasing their commitment to proactive and efficient services.… Read More
Anne Bourgoin, Innovation news, News
CAR THEFT: THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION
By Anne Bourgoin The Liberal government is considering tougher measures against auto theft. At a national summit to combat auto theft on February 8, Prime Minister Trudeau declared that “organized crime is becoming more brazen, and the foreign market for stolen cars is expanding.” Participants, including political leaders, police, border officials and members of the… Read More