July 12, 2017
BMW’S 6 Series Gran Turismo Unveiled
The Auto motor giant BMW took covers off the 6 series Gran Turismo which will officially hit the roads in 2018. Extending 200.9 inches in length and 74.9 in breadth, the Gran Turismo stands tall at 60.6 inches. A full throttle coup like hatchback, the Gran Turismo work wonders to integrate elements of a crossover, hatchback,… Read the full article
July 4, 2017
Europe all set to embrace the 6th generation Polo
The German giant Volkswagen has unveiled the latest sixth-generation Polo, loaded with the goodness of richer looks complimented by an augmented space and many more features which could take you for a luscious surprise. The astonishing exteriors incorporate snappy creases and sharp edges to match the class of modern day Golf. The company unveiled the car… Read the full article
June 30, 2017
Mazda’s diesel packed CX-5 aims at a whopping 10 percent sales in US
While majority of the motor companies might be turning their backs towards the diesel powered vehicles, it is just the beginning at the Mazda’s. With the launch of the diesel-powered CX-5 which is expected to hit the US market by the end of the year, the company targets an ample amount of sales in the… Read the full article
June 26, 2017
CARS 3 – THE RETURN OF THE ANIME CAR SERIES
Cars 3 is the return of the ‘Cars: The Movie’ that first showcased in 2006. Bringing the franchise back to their racing basics and taking you along for a ride full of fun, action and emotions, the film is a must watch no matter if you are young or old. Before we commence the review, let… Read the full article
June 19, 2017
VW ARTEON UNLEASHED: WOULD IT MAKE THE AMERICAN MARKET ANY LUCKY?
The New Year 2019 would mark the official road run of the Volkswagen Arteon worldwide. The plan is to replace their trademark Passat with the “Beautiful Assassin- Arteon”. The car works wonders to look far more striking to the eyes and an undisputed performer on the road, and it assists the Giant automaker take an exclusively… Read the full article
June 5, 2017
Cars May Be Able to Recycle Waste Heat: Scientists Discover New Materials That Turn Waste Heat into Electricity
In a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists have revealed that they have developed a new material that has the capacity of turning waste heat into electricity. This new material may enable various types of power plants to recycle waste heat. This can help consumers save money, lessen the… Read the full article
May 30, 2017
Nissan Finally Produces a Real Hybrid System
With the Leaf, Nissan shows that it’s serious about its commitment and faith in the rise of electric cars. Curiously, the brand isn’t quite as fervent in its participation in the hybrid niche. That’s about to change with e-Power, the new hybrid system from Nissan. This new system signals a change in Nissan’s attitude to… Read the full article
May 24, 2017
The Top Facts You Have to Know about the Lucid Motor Sedan
The electric car industry may have the Tesla brand ruling the roost, but its place at the top of the heap is in no way secure. That’s because Lucid Motors is coming up with its electric limo, and the new Lucid Air is being dubbed by media as the emerging “Tesla killer”. It’s planned for… Read the full article
May 15, 2017
The Long History of Self-Driving Cars
Take a quick peek at the news these days, and it does seem like we’re getting closer to having cars drive themselves in the near future. Every week or so there are reports on the progress of Google cars driving around in various towns, while new car companies like Tesla keeps perfecting new technology that… Read the full article
May 12, 2017
Everyone Wins with the Rise of EVs and Mercedes-Benz Wants to Lead the Winning Charge
EVs may become one of the most critical factors in protecting the environment from human manufacturing wastes, and right now the entire EV industry is at a crucial juncture. Electric vehicles are now much more mainstream, in stark contrast to the specialized niche image it projected just a few years before. Governments are getting in… Read the full article