News14th Sep 20172 min readRenault Symbioz house and autonomous car concept unveiled…News14th Sep 20172 min readRenault Symbioz house and autonomous car concept unveiled…
News14th Sep 20172 min readBMW: Electric mobility has to be as emotional as petrol power…Alborz FallahBMW says that its range of upcoming and current electrified vehicles embody the brand’s dynamic focus, and that it will not sacrifice these characteristics in search of faster acceleration for the sake of numbers. Speaking to Australian motoring media at the Frankfurt motor show, Klaus Fröhlich, member of the board of management at BMW, said that all electric vehicles from the German brand have to provide the same emotional appeal a BMW powered by an internal combustion engine. …
News14th Sep 20171 min readBorgward Isabella: Striking EV concept revives iconic nameplate…James WongThe reborn Borgward is at it again, with this, the Isabella concept - reviving a nameplate the company used during the 1950s and 1960s. The now Chinese-funded German brand has taken the wraps of this 2+2 electric coupe at the Frankfurt motor show, designed by former Mini design boss, Anders Warming. …
News13th Sep 20172 min readFatal Tesla Autopilot crash due to 'over-reliance on automation, lack of safeguards'…
News13th Sep 20172 min readLamborghini 'one-off' supercar announcement imminent, showcasing new tech…News13th Sep 20172 min readLamborghini 'one-off' supercar announcement imminent, showcasing new tech…
News13th Sep 20172 min read2018 Volkswagen T-Roc production tripled, yet Australian timing still unclear…Mike CostelloVolkswagen's Australian division desperately needs a small crossover to rival the Mazda CX-3 and Nissan Qashqai, and it has the perfect new model waiting in the wings - potentially. The chic little Volkswagen T-Roc made its official premiere this week at the Frankfurt motor show ahead of a rollout across Europe beginning from November. …
News13th Sep 20173 min readBMW: Fully-autonomous driving technology not yet available…Alborz FallahBMW says that in order to meet its own stringent safety requirements and built in redundancies, fully autonomous 'Level 5' driving technologies are not yet available for mass-market production. Speaking to the Australian motoring media at the Frankfurt motor show, Klaus Fröhlich, member of the board of management at BMW, said that his company now uses more sensors and more hardware for Level 2 autonomous technologies than some competitors (such as Tesla) have for Level 5. …
News13th Sep 20172 min readBMW set for 2018 Le Mans return with spunky-looking BMW M8 GTE…David Zalstein
