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By Jim ODonnell
Boy, does this 1967 Pontiac Executive station wagon take me back! A wagon like this was a part of my high school years, having belonged to a close friend. It always seemed to be at the center of some... Read More »
By Sierra Club
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Yesterday, the Missouri Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Ameren Missouri’s proposal to build solar and storage projects. The Sierra Club and its members supported the projects at public hearings around the state. Renewable energy remains the cheapest way to generate electricity, while coal and fossil fuels remain ... [continued] The post Sierra Club Applauds Approval for Ameren Missouri’s New Solar & Storage Projects appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Matt Beer
Marc Marquez made a late move to the top at the end of opening practice for MotoGP's final Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island
By Josh Suttill
Singapore controversies continued, upgrade surprises and unusual admissions in the Austin paddock
By Jo Borrás
On today’s numerically-infused episode of Quick Charge, we take a look at all the latest product and delivery delays from Tesla’s Q3 earnings call before changing lanes and recapping some of the biggest developments in the world of EV charging innovation. more…
By Jameson Dow
Chery has announced a 1.44 megawatt charging system, able to deliver 500km (311 miles) in 5 minutes. And it’s not even the fastest system available in China. more…
At today’s second revision talk, Volkswagen AG and IG Metall agreed to open collective bargaining negotiations. These will start on November 24, 2026, at the Emden site. Negotiations will continue on December 15, 2026, in Zwickau. The company’s objective is to reduce labor costs as quickly as possible, thereby contributing to a sustained improvement in competitiveness as part of the Group’s Future Plan 2030. The overarching priority is to ensure the company’s long-term viability. Read on
The new Audi Q9 marks the production debut of a technological world first: for the first time in the automotive industry, a three-dimensionally curved digital OLED panel is being used. Third-generation digital OLED technology now offers new possibilities for safety and communication. The Audi Q9 thus marks a milestone in the development of Audi lighting technology, whose OLED success story began ten years ago. As the only automotive manufacturer to consistently advance OLED technology, Audi has transformed it from an innovative light source into an intelligent, digital means of communication.…
The new Audi Q9 marks the production debut of a technological world first: for the first time in the automotive industry, a three-dimensionally curved digital OLED panel is being used. Third-generation digital OLED technology now offers new possibilities for safety and communication. The Audi Q9 thus marks a milestone in the development of Audi lighting technology, whose OLED success story began ten years ago. As the only automotive manufacturer to consistently advance OLED technology, Audi has transformed it from an innovative light source into an intelligent, digital means of communication.…
By Brian K
Want a Hot Wheels car come to life? This blue 1968 Chevrolet Corvette might be just what you’ve been hoping to find. It’s not “just” blue, though, and that’s what makes it stand out. It’s got an all-over silver-blue... Read More »
By Simon Patterson
MotoGP riders held a secret meeting at Phillip Island to vote on whether they were prepared to race in Qatar
By Kian Heagney
Adam Rogash joins Mister Zachary in the Hoonigan 632ci big-block Camaro for Sick 66!
By Alex Harrington
George Russell believes Formula 1 circuits should be resurfaced every couple of years
By Jeff Lavery
This 1980 Ferrari 308 GTBi sounds like it has quite a story. The most intriguing detail is how it was found, along with several other classics, which were apparently stored in former cargo trailers. This particular GTBi also wears... Read More »
By Josh Suttill
Mercedes’ upgraded Formula 1 engine won’t appear as initially expected at the United States Grand Prix
By Alex Harrington
Lando Norris has backed Max Verstappen's criticism of the Circuit of the Americas, revealing that bumps at some Formula 1 tracks are so severe he takes headache tablets before driving
By Lydia Mee
George Russell has responded to Christian Horner's claims that he, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri paid to use Red Bull's simulator as junior drivers
By Gene
Fort Bend County approved four incentive agreements Thursday for Tesla's proposed $10.1 billion solar factory. The post Tesla’s secretive “Project Crystal Sun” gets a big green light in Texas appeared first on TESLARATI.
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Max Verstappen fears F1 drivers will suffer “much more” spinal damage if “out of control” bumps like those at Austin are not fixed
By Filip Cleeren
As his first theoretical chance to clinch the 2026 world championship beckons, Kimi Antonelli has earned himself the breathing room to enjoy the moment
By Daniel Golson
The Neue Klasse redesign of BMW's three-row SUV will be offered with a variety of gas and EV powertrains to better do battle with the Mercedes GLS and Audi Q9.
By Alex Harrington
Norris said nobody had followed up with him about the viral cooldown room exchange
By Lydia Mee
Charles Leclerc has dismissed Isack Hadjar's claim that Max Verstappen would have won the Singapore GP by a bigger margin in a Ferrari
By Michelle Lewis
Residential battery storage maker sonnen is reporting two very different stories today: Its German business has filed for insolvency, while sonnen USA says sales have doubled and it’s preparing to expand. more…
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