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Data shows Tesla owner experienced repeated glitch days before deadly 2018 crash

Published: 17/02/2020

Owner complained to family about the dangerous bug—but may not have told Tesla. Read more

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Coronavirus cancels F1 and Formula E races, could make EU miss CO2 target

Published: 17/02/2020

Sporting events and trade shows are cancelled or postponed as a result of contagion. Read more

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Charging into the mainstream: Volvo electrifies its first class-8 truck

Published: 17/02/2020

It's key to a project bringing battery-electric trucks to a larger audience. Read more

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The Fairey Rotodyne, the vertical takeoff and landing airliner time forgot

Published: 16/02/2020

"I thought it was this forgotten branch of aviation—and it never really had its chance." Read more

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Review: Porsche Macan S will leave you wanting more

Published: 16/02/2020

Porsche's top-selling model pleases, but doesn't thrill like some other V6 SUVs. Read more

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“I was just shaking”—new documents reveal details of fatal Tesla crash

Published: 15/02/2020

Autopilot didn't slow down in seconds before deadly Tesla crash. Read more

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As capable as a Jeep, as reliable as a Toyota—it’s the 2020 4Runner SUV

Published: 14/02/2020

New infotainment and driver assists make the 4Runner more fit for suburbia. Read more

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Tesla cashes in on surging stock price with $2 billion stock offering

Published: 13/02/2020

Tesla's stock price has tripled since Tesla's last fundraising round last May. Read more

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Rental cars can be remotely started, tracked, and more after customers return them

Published: 12/02/2020

Previous driver could start and stop the engine, lock and unlock doors, and track location. Read more

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The auto industry’s unseen inventions—some are weirder than others

Published: 12/02/2020

From cars that project their own pedestrian crossings to efficient extending tails. Read more

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Airbus shows off MAVERIC, an unusual aircraft to test blended wing bodies

Published: 11/02/2020

First the Flying V, now MAVERIC—are blended body designs really going to happen? Read more

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How lidar makers are coping with slow progress of self-driving tech

Published: 11/02/2020

We talked to lidar company executives and independent experts. Read more

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British Airways 747 just set subsonic speed record for Atlantic crossing

Published: 10/02/2020

Thanks to Storm Ciara, the 747-400 saw a peak ground speed of 825mph. Read more

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Supersized trucks and SUVs seem here to stay, unlike the auto show

Published: 7/02/2020

There was little technological innovation on display, mostly intimidating bulk. Read more

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Uber’s plan to turn billion-dollar losses into profits isn’t crazy

Published: 7/02/2020

Cashflow is likely to improve as Uber stops spending so heavily to boost growth. Read more

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The feds just blessed a custom self-driving vehicle for the first time

Published: 7/02/2020

Federal car safety agency waives rules requiring side mirrors and a windshield. Read more

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The 2020 Hyundai Sonata now gets a 52mpg hybrid version

Published: 6/02/2020

It has a more aerodynamic shape, clever software, and a solar panel for a roof. Read more

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Tesla stock gains 20 percent for second day in a row

Published: 4/02/2020

Tesla's latest share price values the company at more than $170 billion. Read more

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Check out the first-ever electric car designed by Porsche, the 1898 P1

Published: 4/02/2020

Before Ferdinand Porsche invented the world's first hybrid, he built a BEV. Read more

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Meet Sno*Drift, the USA’s premier winter rally

Published: 3/02/2020

It's a slice of Scandinavia in the Midwest. Read more

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Panasonic and Toyota team up to build prismatic batteries for EVs

Published: 3/02/2020

The new company is called Prime Planet Energy and Solutions. Read more

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