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By Tread Staff
When you’re deep in the backcountry, miles from cell towers and civilization, reliable communication becomes more than a convenience, it becomes a safety essential. Whether […] The post No Signal? No Problem: Staying Connected Off-Grid appeared first on TREAD Magazine.
By Jerry Perez
Tesla has marketed its hands-free driving feature under a deceptive name since it launched in 2016. That's starting to change now, but only in some markets. The post Tesla Finally Forced to Rename Full Self-Driving as ‘Assisted Driving’—in Europe appeared first on The Drive.
By Transport & Environment (T&E)
The EU Passenger Package still falls short of aligning with the EU’s climate targets and is not harmonious enough with the EU’s rail policy agenda. The EU Passenger Package is a big leap forward to passenger rights, and presents vast progress in dragging European rail ticketing out of the stone ... [continued] The post EU Passenger Package: A Golden Opportunity to Maximise Green Travel appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Sagar Patel
Hyundai has revealed India-spec Bayon, confirming a 115 PS petrol engine, manual and IVT options, and a generative AI voice assistant The post New Hyundai Bayon India Spec SUV Debuts – 26th Oct Launch Date appeared first on RushLane.
By Collin Woodard
Surely there's a way to get kids into cars while also giving the, uh, shall we say, "naturally enthusiastic" driver a healthy outlet for their need for speed.
By Fred Lambert
A new defect petition accuses Tesla’s Robotaxis of speeding through active school zones, and NHTSA has opened a file to decide whether to investigate. The agency puts the affected fleet at about 1,000 vehicles, Model Y and Cybercab. It’s the third federal action aimed at Tesla’s driverless fleet in about five weeks, after an audit query and a Special Order over how the Cybercab was certified. more…
By Valentin Khorounzhiy
Aprilia hints it will consider team orders in the MotoGP 2026 title race in the final two rounds of the campaign
By Jo Borrás
Electric work trucks are earning their keep at one of Canada’s busiest container terminals, where Peterbilt’s battery-powered box vans are keeping cargo moving without the air pollution of diesel and propane. And now, they’re getting recognized for it. more…
By Ben Vinel
Antonelli has been struggling to stick to track limits, but Mercedes team boss Wolff has an idea how to solve it
By Adrian Padeanu
MINI owners love an excuse to get together, and a recent gathering in the Czech Republic delivered plenty of reasons to celebrate. The 10th annual MINI meeting, organized by local BMW dealer Renocar, drew a... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Michelle Rand
I’m still stuck in the Wayback Machine, now contemplating a 1923 Essex two-door sedan, produced by Hudson. Unlike the 1924 Nash we just featured, this example is wearing an older restoration, and it runs and drives well. It’s available... Read More »
By Akshay Kulkarni
Ahead of its official launch, Kawasaki Z300 has been showcased to select dealers at a private event in Bengaluru, based on Ninja 300 The post New Kawasaki Z300 Showcased To Dealers – Bookings Open 19th Oct appeared first on RushLane.
By Phate Zhang
The G9L was launched in European markets including France and Germany, following trial production at Magna's Austrian plant. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
By Edd Straw
A clean sweep of the weekend for Max Verstappen, but some catastrophic blunders from some big names around him
By Rahaan Mazumder
How a technicality on an out-lap prevented Kimi Antonelli from losing his Singapore GP podium to an FIA penalty
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW is giving us another chance to hear the next-generation M3 with a combustion engine, as a new spy video captures the G84 firing up at close range. The prototype sounds suitably aggressive, and while... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Rob Emslie
This Falcon is in need of a few finishing touches, like a bit of interior work and maybe some seats that better fit the vibe. Would you shell out $9k for it?
By Rahaan Mazumder
Escalating security threats in the Middle East are pushing F1 to replace the Qatar and Abu Dhabi GPs with an Imola finale
By Ronald Vording
Although Verstappen still sees areas for improvement, the most important thing is that all major upgrades introduced this F1 season have worked. Looking ahead to 2027, he also points to another development that could help Red Bull
By Ronald Vording
Although Verstappen still sees areas for improvement, the most important thing is that all major upgrades introduced this F1 season have worked. Looking ahead to 2027, he also points to another development that could help Red Bull
By Zach Butler
The new Toyota bZ Woodland is a larger alternative to the standard bZ, while offering up more power and capability. But is it worth your time or money? The post 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland Review: The Electric Wagon You Wouldn’t Think You’d Like appeared first on TFLcar.
By Adam Clarke
When enthusiasts think of small pre-war European Sports Cars, England is typically the first country that springs to mind. However, Italy also produced a few homegrown examples, including this 1934 Fiat 508S “Balilla” Coppa d’Oro. These cars are extremely... Read More »
By Corey Decker
Demonstration testing will begin April 1, 2027
By Jo Borrás
The Hunter WOLF military robot is one of six private-sector projects chosen for US Army’s Infantry Last Tactical Mile (ILTM) initiative – an advanced research initiative designed to modernize infantry support for soldiers on the battlefield. more…
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