It is at the upcoming New York Auto Show, taking place over the Easter weekend, that the “World Cars” will be revealed—also known as the “World Car of the Year” awards
While the Japanese automobile industry appears to be somewhat behind the American industry in developing autonomous vehicles, particularly regarding SAE Level 4 technology, Nissan just unveiled its progress in this field.
Clarios, a Wisconsin-based company specializing in low-voltage energy storage, announced a $6 billion USD investment to expand its production and strengthen American innovation in this sector.
According to a report by Reuters, Formula 1 could abandon the currently mandatory hybrid V6 engine in favor of a naturally aspirated V10, which would be… louder!
Believe it or not, according to Motor Authority, automaker Stellantis is reportedly on the verge of patenting a method to incorporate eggshells (or other materials derived from biological waste) into the manufacturing of automotive tires.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that its 2026 CLA models will be offered as fully electric versions or with 48-volt mild hybrid systems.
In April 2024, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol announced the acquisition of 25 Mustang GT coupes for its patrol fleet.
According to the website Hydrogen Central, German automaker BMW appears ready to prioritize hydrogen propulsion over battery electrification.
This news comes from Bloomberg, which reports that Ford President Jim Farley was impressed by the level of technology in China during a recent trip.
Canadian auto parts company Linamar Corp. recently announced a $1.1 billion CAD investment in a series of electric vehicle technology projects in southwestern Ontario.
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