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Kia reveals high-tech EV9

Kia Motors is leading the charge towards electric vehicle (EV) design revolution with its new three-row SUV, the EV9. As the automotive industry rushes to embrace electrification, Kia has laid down the gauntlet with its innovative design, promising technical details on power and range later this month. The EV9’s polygonal design features sharply-creased pumped fenders,

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Can Synthetic eFuel Technology Save the Combustion Engine?

Toyota is looking towards synthetic fuel as a way to save the internal combustion engine. Naoyuki Sakamoto, the chief engineer of the Toyota GR Corolla, spoke at the car’s launch about the company’s work with so-called “eFuels” as an alternative to internal combustion engines. Porsche has also invested in the technology and its production, with

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Uber Paying Aussies Up To $1,300 To Ditch Their Car For A Month

As cities across Australia grow and populations increase, traffic congestion has become a major issue. According to a report by the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport, and Regional Economics, congestion in Australia’s capital cities cost an estimated $16.5 billion in 2015, a figure that is projected to rise to $30 billion by 2030. With up to

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Tesla Acknowledges its Semi-Autonomous Driving Technology is Not the Most Advanced

Tesla has recently admitted that its “Full Self-Driving” technology is not the most advanced driver assistance system, as previously claimed. The admission was made after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a recall notice for 363,000 Tesla cars in the US, citing that the system presents an unreasonably high risk of a deadly

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Emergency Officials Alarmed as AM Radio Technology is Discontinued

Former U.S. federal emergency officials have expressed concern over the discontinuation of AM radios in new cars, warning that drivers could be unreachable during times of crisis. With new cars, particularly electric vehicles, phasing out AM radio receivers over the last decade, it’s been cited that more than 90% of people in the U.S. are

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