Technology Reviews

Toyota Motor Corp's research arm said on Thursday it acquired U.S.-based Carmera, a provider of maps and data for driverless vehicles, marking the Japanese car maker's latest investment in autonomous technology.

Zenseact's first delivery will be technology for next generation Volvo and Polestar cars, such as active safety features and an unsupervised AD function for highways.

SVOLT has already announced its intention to make cobalt-free Nix lithium-ion battery cells with an energy density of 240-245 wh/kg.

Carmera counts GM's Cruise and Baidu's Apollo as its major customers. Now it will be under the ownership of Toyota

United Air has ordered a total of 200 ES-19 electric aircraft which can fly 19 passengers. It has also invested in Heart Aerospace

Tesla's market share has dropped to 71 per cent thanks to the introduction of new EVs like the Ford Mustang Mach-E, the Audi E-Tron and the Porsche Taycan.

It has an estimated driving range of 402 kilometres on a full charge and a peak charge rate of 273 kilometres via 120kW DC fast charging.

Mate Rimac revealed that the changes to Bugatti will go beyond what kind of propulsion its cars end up using.