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Bosch Unveils AI for Automotive Instrumentation

Bosch, the world’s largest automotive supplier according to Automotive News, will unveil an artificial intelligence technology for the automotive cockpit at the upcoming CES (Consumer Electronics Show), taking place in Las Vegas in the first days of the year. The technology is being developed in collaboration with Nvidia and Microsoft. At the same time, the German-based company is targeting revenues of $2 billion within the next ten years in the infotainment sector

Bosch Unveils AI for Automotive Instrumentation

Renault breaks energy efficiency records

Recently, French automaker Renault assembled an electric prototype vehicle called the Filante. This long, sleek and highly aerodynamic vehicle was put to the test on a proving ground located in Morocco

Renault breaks energy efficiency records

The Ford Escape Nears its End

That’s it: the highly popular Escape SUV from American automaker Ford is no longer in production at its main assembly plant in Louisville, Kentucky. The Escape now joins the Subaru Legacy, the Kia Soul, and some fifteen other models that will no longer be offered by 2026

The Ford Escape Nears its End

Do You Know About SEMA?

Most major newspapers and automotive publications enjoy covering and photographing the world’s biggest auto shows held in major cities around the globe. However, interest in these grand showcases has significantly declined on many levels since the infamous “pandemic.” While most of these auto shows are primarily geared toward consumers, there are a few highly specialized shows that capture the attention of professionals in vehicle maintenance, repair, or modification. Many of these events seem limited to industry insiders. And yet...

Do You Know About SEMA?

Rivian R2 Commercialization Announced

One of the most recent American automakers to enter the market, Rivian, has finally announced the commercialization of its compact electric SUV, the R2. This new model is set to launch in the first half of 2026 and could have a significant impact on the segment

Rivian R2 Commercialization Announced

Toyota Launches the GR Brand

Recently, Japanese automaker Toyota unveiled what could become its very first supercar-style vehicle, the GR GT. However, this high-performance machine, powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 producing over 641 horsepower, primarily signals the launch of a new division within Toyota: Gazoo Racing, or GR. This performance-oriented brand will also include the GR Corolla, GR86, and GR Supra. The GR Yaris is also part of the lineup, although it is not marketed in North America

Toyota Launches the GR Brand

30,000 RPM and Beyond: Anatomy of a Next-Generation EV Moto

In 2025, EV motors reached a new technological milestone by exceeding 30,000 rpm, according to IDTechEx. While ICE engines typically peak at 5,000–6,000 rpm, EV motors already operate at 10,000–15,000 rpm, covering the full speed range through a single-speed transmission

30,000 RPM and Beyond: Anatomy of a Next-Generation EV Moto
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