Toyota has announced the development of two
hyper-fuel-efficient small-displacement petrol Atkinson cycle engines: a
three-cylinder 1.0-liter and four-cylinder 1.3-liter which will be
introduced across the range from next year in 14 different variations.
The smaller engine will deliver 78 mpg (US) in the Toyota Aygo, an
improvement of 30 percent. Read More
Land Rover teased its new Discovery Vision
concept last week in the run-up to its début at 2014 New York
International Auto Show on April 16, and now the car maker reveals a bit
more about the Vision – or rather, less. That’s because the latest
tease demonstrates a new technology that uses cameras and heads-up
displays to make the front of the car “invisible” to the driver. Read More
The Ford Transit Van is an automotive classic,
having been on sale since since 1965. Despite that, its popular image is
one of a battered old van lugging kit around. Now though, a new concept
has given the Transit an "ultra-premium" makeover befitting of its 50th
birthday next year. Read More
With the New York Auto Show just around the
corner, manufacturers are beginning to leak details of some of their new
offerings. BMW will be on hand next week with not one, but two models
making their global debut: the M4 Convertible, with its 425 hp
twin-turbo engine, and the mid-range crossover in the form of the X4.
Read More
Picking up where it left off with the Onyx Concept, one of our choices for best concepts of 2012,
Peugeot has revealed another sporty concept car that gets creative in
the materials department. Like the Onyx, the EXALT concept catches the
eye with a multi-material body that includes a healthy portion of bare
metal. Read More
Bentley has been talking casually about adding a
hybrid for years now, dropping the green buzzword into the occasional
interview or press release. It's now moving on to showing previews. The
Bentley Hybrid Concept, which will debut later this month, is the first
official look at Bentley's plug-in hybrid future. Read More
Toyota is blending the worlds of virtual and
real-life car racing with a new accessory for its 86 (also known as the
GT86 and Scion FR-S in other markets) sports car. Drivers can record
their lap times and data with the new Sports Drive Logger, then upload
the information to the Gran Turismo 6 video game, going head to head against friends and professional drivers. Read More
Around a dozen times a year, RM Auctions draws
classic car enthusiasts from around the globe to examine, gawk at and
bid for rare automotive gems. Last month's auction at Amelia Island,
Florida, certainly turned up its fair share of stunning vehicles, with
over US$35 million splashed on 91 cars and motorcycles spanning almost a
century of production. Join Gizmag as we cast our eye over some of the
highlights from the sale. Read More
Land Rover has released a teaser video and image
of its new Discover Vision Concept ahead of the 2014 New York
International Auto Show, promising that "pioneering technology from
Jaguar Land Rover’s Advanced Research will be previewed for the first
time," in the new vehicle, which also showcases the design and
technology direction for a new family of SUVs under the Land Rover
badge. Read More
Three years ago, we first heard about TRW Automotive's new roof-mounted airbag system.
At the time, the company claimed that it had a "significant production
contract" with an unnamed auto manufacturer, that might see the
technology appearing on production vehicles. Now, TRW has announced that
the airbags will be standard on the new Citroen C4 Cactus. Read More
Infiniti has released details and video of the
company's new 560 hp Q50 Eau Rouge high-performance vehicle ahead of the
Beijing Auto Show. Announced at the NAIAS (Detroit) Auto Show in
January, the Eau Rouge promised at the time to be a competitor to the
Audi, BMW M, and Mercedes AMG gentleman's performance car offerings. Now
the news that the car will produce 560 hp plus engine details and video
of F1 Champ Sebastian Vettel testing the prototype leave little doubt
as to its nature. The Eau Rouge is a brute. Read More
The Johammer is one of the first production
electric motorcycles to break the 200 km (124 mi) range mark. It's also
pretty much the strangest looking two-wheeler we've ever come across.
With hub-center steering and the dash built into its bug-eyed mirrors,
it's an absolute rolling oddity. All hail the snail! Read More
An elite team of commandos zip across rough enemy
terrain, on motorcycles that produce no engine noise, yet that also
have more range than pure electric bikes ... That's a scenario that
DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) would like to make
real. To that end, it recently gave a small business innovation
research grant to Logos Technologies, to develop the bikes. Read More
Honda, the world’s largest motorcycle
manufacturer, has announced a new motorcycle – the 750 cc NM4 Vultus –
and it's a bold departure from tradition with anime/manga styling, a
"fighter pilot" feet-forward riding position, an ultra-low seat and
advanced electronic rider assistance to make it easier to ride. This is a
motorcycle aimed at the next generation of motorcycle enthusiast raised
on video games and a different visual vocabulary. If you are a
traditionalist, you'll probably hate it. Read More
SpitzLift has updated its miniature crane,
cutting the weight to 30 lb (13.6 kg), while retaining the ability to
lift up to 900 lb (408 kg). It mounts just about anywhere, including on a
truck, in a van, or on a pier. Read More
Regular readers will know that we’re big fans of the tilting 3-wheeler platform here at Gizmag. Narrow track vehicles
are evolving and sprouting up all over the place, but Yamaha’s brand
new Tricity represents the first production effort by a major motorcycle
company – and it seems to be focused in all the right areas to make it a
huge success. Read More
Ducati has announced a new version of its stunning Multistrada 1200 sports-tourer (check out our video review) that wirelessly inflates airbag jackets for both rider and passenger in the event of a crash. A step forward from the motorcycle airbag Honda
showcased in its Goldwing series, the Ducati system can protect the
rider and passenger even once they’ve separated from the bike. Read More
Round One of the World Superbike Championship,
like all major sporting events, is a giant production. There might be a
few dozen top level competitors getting all the media attention, but the
event couldn't happen at all without the expertise and energy of
hundreds and hundreds of support staff, volunteers and of course, the
fans that are the lifeblood of any sport. So with Mike Hanlon and Fabian
Fitzgerald busy checking out the latest in motorcycle technology,
I thought I'd turn my back to the track and speak to a few of the
lesser known characters that add life to the World Superbike paddock –
and as it turned out, I met a few doozies. Here's their WSBK experiences
in their own words. Read More
The first round of the World Superbike
Championships was held at Phillip Island on the weekend with strong
indications that the 2014 championship will be won on one of five bikes:
an Aprilia RSV4 1000, a Kawasaki ZX-10R, a Ducati Panigale, a Suzuki
GSX-R1000 or a Honda CBR1000RR. Read More
180 kg Lotus C-01 motorcycle to use 200 hp 1200cc V-twin
By Mike Hanlon
February 21, 2014
Lotus Motorcycles has released the first images
of its new lightweight C-01 superbike, produced by a collaboration of
motorsport veterans led by Dr Colin Kolles of Kodewa, with support from
the Holzer Group, all under license from Group Lotus plc. The bodywork
has been crafted by Daniel Simon while the bike's geometry and
construction is the work of Holzer, a company that has had a hand in
designing several Moto One and Moto Two world championship motorcycles,
not to mention F1 and LMP2 cars. So apart from the name that carries so
much gravitas, the team behind it comes with serious credibility too.
The 180 kg Lotus C-01 is powered by a 200 hp, 75 degree v-twin Rotax
motor similar to that used in the KTM RC8R superbike. Read More
Although not quite as prestigious on the electric
racing scale as the upcoming Formula-e series, the relatively new "Zero
Emission, No Noise" (ZENN) series does give manufacturers a venue in
which to put their electrics up against competing teams. Held in the
rainy hills in and around Monte-Carlo last month, the race saw Renault’s ZOE dominate in not one, but all categories, essentially sweeping the series. Read More
Automotive start-up Arrinera seems determined to
bring a supercar to its home country of Poland. It revealed its first
design in 2011 and immediately took criticism for putting out what
looked like a Lamborghini with a different hood emblem. It went through a
few redesigns, and this week it's pulled back the cloth on the final
one: a 650-hp coupe it calls the Hussarya. Read More
In addition to freeing up time and creating lounge-like cabins,
one of the big selling points of semi- and fully-autonomous vehicles is
in creating safer, more efficient roadways. Toward that end, Honda is
beginning to test a driving support system that uses
car-to-infrastructure communications to create freer flowing, more
efficient roadways. Read More
Rear view cameras to be mandatory in all new cars in the US by 2018
By Darren Quick
April 3, 2014
Most of the safety features made mandatory by
lawmakers, such as seat-belts and airbags, provide protection to those
inside the vehicle. But in a move to protect those outside the vehicle,
specifically, in the blind spot behind the vehicle, the US Department of
Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
has issued a proposed rule requiring rearview cameras to be installed
in all new vehicles under 10,000 lb (4,536 kg) in the US from May, 2018.
Read More
The UK has put in place some of the strictest
drug driving laws on the planet in an effort to get drug-impaired
drivers off the roads. Breath screening and blood tests will be used to
detect eight illicit drugs at "zero tolerance" levels, and eight further
prescription drugs at levels that would begin to impair driving.
Naturally, since the British government can’t be seen to encourage
recreational drug use, these limits haven’t been put into a practical
context. So we contacted several drug testing experts and a forensic
pharmacologist to try to work out what they mean. And as it turns out,
some drugs will make you illegal to drive long after their physical
effects have worn off. Read More
Ultra-powerful, world-speed-record supercars are earning a lot of attention lately. Hot on the heels of Hennessey's 270.49-mph (435.31 km/h) speed record and Koenigsegg's 1-megawatt One:1,
we have an all-new contender from a young American start-up. Trion
Supercars' Nemesis is an angry, 2,000-hp beast that has its eyes on the
world record territory north of 270 mph (435 km/h). Read More
Everyone loves seeing a world record broken,
especially when it involves exceedingly fast things. Nic Case recently
set out to break his own world record for fastest R/C car, and he
succeeded, pushing his Bullet car to a whopping 188.87 mph (304 km/h) –
and no, that's not scaled down to the size of the car. Read More
Unveiled at a private event in London last week,
the first design from newly founded David Brown Automotive was made
available to a select few. The Speedback from this new automotive
enterprise, though not associated with Aston Martin’s founder Sir David
Brown (the DB in DB5), takes more than a little artistic license with
its interpretation of the James Bond classic. Read More
Last month, the Hennessey Performance (HPE) Venom GT skidded into the record books
when it hit over 270 mph at the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral,
Florida. To commemorate this event, as well as snatching a Guinness
World Record by doing 0 to 300 km/h (186 mph) in 13.63 seconds, HPE is
rolling out its very limited-run World’s Fastest Edition (WFE) Venom GT
with a special livery. Read More
Records are made to be broken, and the British
have a habit of breaking World Land Speed Records more than anyone else.
Last week, Don Wales, grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell, opened a new
multimedia exhibit entitled “Britain & For The Hell Of It” at the
National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, Hampshire. Celebrating the golden age
of British record breaking from the 1920s through the 1960s, it features
four famous record-breaking cars as well as souvenirs and memorabilia,
trophies and personal items belonging to the drivers. Read More
The re-worked red brick house in Modena is no
different than most other 19th century residences in the Italian
motoring villa. That the unassuming space was the birthplace of Enzo
Ferrari was previously only communicated to persons on the street by a
simple sign reading, “Officina Meccanica Alfredo Ferrari.” But now a new
contemporary gallery dedicated to Ferrari’s founder has reopened to the
public and showcases some of his company's finest vintage works. Read More
Ever experienced road rage? Someone cuts you off
while you’re trying to merge and next thing you know you’re tailgating
them like a NASCAR driver at Fontana trying to get a slingshot off the
bank. Then they hit the brakes … "screech-crash-bang" … there goes your
platinum rating with the insurance company. What if an on-board emotion
detection system could tell that you were getting annoyed and intervene?
PSA Peugeot Citroen has teamed up with the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology to develop an emotion detection system designed to recognize
signs of irritation and fatigue in a driver’s facial expressions. Read More
Volvo has a history of shaping many safety
features we take for granted today, regardless of what brand of car we
drive. From the first introduction of the safety cage in 1944 and
pioneering laminated windshields that same year, Volvo has always prided
itself as a safety trailblazer. Now the Swedish automotive company is
further developing its cloud-based infotainment system as part of a safety-focused pilot project. Read More
Now that the Geneva Auto Show is over, one has to
wonder what the manufacturers will do to keep our attention.
Mercedes-Benz has unleashed the new S63 AMG Coupé featuring a new
tightened dynamic design, increased power output, all-wheel-drive, a
lighter fighting-weight and world first suspension system. Read More
We've heard a lot of chatter about autonomous vehicles
over the past several years and seen a variety of hardware. So far,
most autonomous cars are rough, experimental versions of current models,
with all kinds of added sensor hardware. The recent Geneva Motor Show
flipped the autonomous vehicle inside out, showcasing several futuristic
design studies that peeked inside the car cabin of the future. Read More
Last year, Bentley announced
that it was moving ahead with its first SUV. Now it's given the world a
glimpse of the ultra-premium utility vehicle in the form of a teaser
picture. Read More
Citroën's DS3 Cabrio Racing is a potent
combination of value, practicality and performance. Developed from the
double world-championship-winning DS3 WRC (arguably the most relevant
motorsport to sporty cars driven on public roads), it also has Citroën's
unique and practical Cabrio roof, offering several sporty cars in one
for £29,300 (US$46,600). Read More
Back in the days of black-and-white newsreels, an
inventor came up with a bell on a collar that rang whenever a motorist
wearing it nodded off. Since this is the 21st century, Volvo
is developing a high-tech version of this gadget. It uses face
recognition technology to let a car know when the driver is tired or
inattentive, so appropriate action can be taken. Read More
Thanks to the Geneva Motor Show, "supercars," including the Koenigsegg One:1 and Pagani Zonda Revolucion,
have been a major focus of automotive news this month. But one supercar
that debuted just prior to the show and didn't make an appearance in
Geneva is the Arash AF8 – a light, lithe British exotic sports car with a
big 7.0-liter engine. Read More
As Nico Rossberg and Mercedes celebrate the first
win of the 2014 Formula One season, another group of racers is
preparing for a new electric race series. All-electric Formula E racers
will hold their own Grand Prix for the first time this September at the
iconic Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium in Beijing. Read More
One of life's small but satisfying pleasures is
hitting the sweet spot while driving across town and catching all the
green lights. At the moment, having that happen is a matter of luck, but
Audi is developing a system that will make never getting caught by a
red light an everyday thing as a way of speeding up traffic while
improving fuel efficiency and cutting emissions. Read More
Electric car manufacturer Tesla has been in
discussions for some time with the New Jersey Government and Motor
Vehicle Commission about the implementation of its direct dealership
model. This week the Administration, following suit with Texas and
Arizona, moved to block Tesla from selling cars in its own stores. So
what's all the fuss about? Read More
We've grown quite accustomed to rugged, 4WD
trucks and SUVs over the years. At the 2014 Geneva Motor Show,
Volkswagen was determined to show a few different looks for
all-wheel-powered vehicles with off-road intentions. It revealed a
utility convertible in the T-ROC concept and also debuted the Multivan Alltrack concept, an AWD van for "all roads and any track." Read More
In addition to the sporty and strange,
the Geneva Motor Show hosts its fair share of green cars and concepts.
This year, everyone from mainstream manufacturers to university teams
showed designs built from ultralight components, powered by alternative
fuels and otherwise designed around fuel- and emissions-frugal
commuting. Read More
London's "Boris Bike" cycle hire scheme has been a
huge success since its launch in 2010. Now, a French billionaire has
announced plans to roll out a hire scheme for electric cars in the
capital. Read More
With the increasing popularity of electric and
hybrid electric vehicles, some employers have come to the party and
installed charging stations for their employees. Now AeroVironment has
released its TurboCord, which allows businesses to provide faster EV
charging by simply installing NEMA 6-20R 240-volt outlets, rather than
going to the expense of providing dedicated charging units. Read More
We don't usually expect to see niche hypercar
marques like Gumpert come back from the near-dead to offer "entry level"
models, but that's exactly what the German manufacturer has done. At
the Geneva Motor Show, it introduced the Explosion, a more humbly styled
and powered sports car than its past offerings, with a price just a
touch north of €100,000. Despite drawing power from a modest 2.0-liter
engine, the Explosion still shoots off the line to 62 mph (100 km/h) in a
mere three seconds. Read More
First introduced into rally racing in 1980,
Audi’s AWD Quattro system has become synonymous with all wheel drive
performance. Its AWD activities have since shifted from that of a
rally-only diet to the arena endurance racing in the form of the
championship winning R18 e-tron Quattro. For 2014, the Le Mans champion
is back to defend its title packing more than just new laser headlights – it has a completely redesigned dual-hybrid system in hand. Read More
Ever since we first laid eyes on the Alfa Romeo 4C,
we've been thinking that the top just needs to come down. The
ultralight two-seater seems made to drive with the air rushing through
your hair, and a convertible version is finally on the way. Alfa Romeo
revealed the 4C Spider last week at the Geneva Motor Show, and while it called it a "Design Preview" on paper, it looks awfully production ready. Read More
Volvo is continuing its work on autonomous
vehicle technology with a research project that involves the use of
magnets to keep self-driving cars
on the road. As well as preventing cars from running off the road, the
Swedish automaker says the technology could help improve road
maintenance and allow for lanes to be narrowed. Read More
While most of Canada seems content to let the
rest of the world worry about designing exotic vehicles, some in Quebec
see things slightly differently. Recently the francophone province has
brought us such automotive morsels as the Felino cb7 and the MK5 track racer,
and now Dubuc SLC’s Tomahawk, a multi-talented 2-seater kit-car,
capable of supporting an electric drive train, or one pilfered from a
gas-powered car or motorcycle, can be added to the list of boutique
Quebecois offerings. Read More
It’s easy for a car that’s all sharp lines and
flaring wings to catch the eye, but sometimes it’s the ones with the
deceptively conservative styling that catch you by surprise. A case in
point is Italdesign Giugiaro’s
Clipper MPV concept car, which was unveiled last week at the Geneva
Motor Show. The four-wheel drive, six-seater with fully independent
all-electric drive sports a design that's based on a study of future
cities, and is billed by the maker as a “veritable automotive research
design lab.” Read More
If you were compiling a list of the world’s
sportiest front wheel drive cars, you’d no doubt start with names like
the MINI Cooper S, Volkswagen Golf GTI or Scirocco R, Ford Focus RS500
or Taurus SHO, Honda Integra Type R, Vauxhall/Opel Vectra or Astra VXR
models, Peugeot 205 GTi, Alfa Romeo 147 or 156 GTA models, Nissan Altima
Coupe, Mazda speed3, one of the Renaultsport Meganes, or if you’re a
little older perhaps the Lotus Elan, Lancia Fulvia, Fiat Abarth or Volvo
S80 T6. Now there’s a new name to put at the very top of that list and
several new contenders gunning for the crown. Read More
Automotive
Each year, the Geneva Motor Show serves as one of
the world's hot beds for high-tech cars and concepts. Global
manufacturers, world-famous design houses, students and hopeful
start-ups reveal their latest efforts here. We've gathered some of the
biggest, most interesting showings from this year's show into one
bulging gallery ripe for your viewing pleasure. Step inside a world of
freshly buffed carbon, crazy experimental body styling, extreme
supercars pushed to further extremes, and brands you may have never
heard of and may never hear from again. Read More
Last month Range Rover flagged its intention to bring the performance-focused Evoque yet to Geneva, and we've now had the opportunity to see it in the flesh. Meet the Range Rover Evoque Autobiography Dynamic. Read More
One of the wildest cars at the Geneva Motor Show,
the Nanoflowcell Quant e-Sportlimousine is a research prototype that's
powered by salt water. More accurately, it's powered by a flow battery
that uses a special formula of ionic charge-carrying salt water as its
storage medium. Not content to just electrify an average powertrain,
Nanoflowcell uses its technology to send 912 horses into an all-out
frenzy of spinning, smoking rubber. Read More
Since 1998 Audi’s enigmatic sports coupe, the TT,
has been one of the German firm's more unique offerings. With the
unveiling of its third generation models at this week’s Geneva Motor
Show, Audi has chosen to blend elements of the original TT with those of
more current designs. Read More
Last month, Ferrari gave us a glimpse at its new mid-front-engine, retractable hard top berlinetta California T.
Now at the 2014 Geneva International Motor Show, the legendary Italian
car maker has taken the cover off the new grand tourer, which the
Ferrari Styling Center, in collaboration with Pininfarina, has
completely redesigned to both reflect Ferrari’s heritage and to get the
most out of its new turbocharged engine by Maranello. Read More
Mazda has provided a bit of a surprise at the
Geneva Motor Show with the unveiling of its new HAZUMI concept. This
latest sub-compact from the Mazda is reported to be the successor to the
company’s highly rated “2” series hatchback. Read More
The Geneva Auto Show has a reputation for being
the place for auto designers to display their most exotic work. In the
case of Italy’s Pagani, known for its less than subtle approach to
extreme automobiles, that means the 800 hp Zonda Revolucion. Read More
For motorsport enthusiasts, 2014 is shaping as
one of the most exciting years ever because Porsche is returning to
World Championship Endurance Racing after a 16 year absence, and thanks
to some intelligent reframing of the regulations, the battleground is
now not just one of outright performance, but of technological
excellence. Read on for Gizmag's comprehensive rundown on the new
Porsche 919 Hybrid, and the new hybrids from Audi and Toyota it will
face. It's a technophile's delight, with a script written in motorsport
heaven. Read More
Take note of these numbers: 1,341 hp to 1,360 kg.
It's a ratio that gives the latest hypercar from Sweden's Koenigsegg
the potential to be the fastest car on Earth, with a listed 273-mph (440
km/h) top speed. It also gives the car its name: One:1. That's one
horse for every kilo, or close enough to round up without thinking
twice. Starting with the already ultra powerful, lightweight Agera,
Koenigsegg reached deep into its bag of tricks to strip more weight, add
more downforce and create one of the world's most extreme machines.
Read More
After providing a sneak peek
of the vehicle last month, Subaru has now fully revealed its Viziv 2
Concept, at the Geneva Motor Show. The four-door crossover hatchback
hybrid builds upon ideas previously presented in the Viziv Concept,
which debuted at last year's event. Taking its name from an
amalgamation of the words "Vision for Innovation," it's intended to
combine eco-friendliness with spirited performance. Read More
Maserati has brought a stunning concept model to
Geneva in the form of a dynamic new two-door concept. Sharing the same
460 hp engine with the GT, the 2+2 Alfieri Concept just might offer a
glimpse of the Italian manufacturer’s future design language. Read More
Ford hasn't done too bad with its Focus line. In
2012, it surpassed the Toyota Corolla as the world's best selling car
model and, according to Ford, it still holds the crown with 12 million
sold worldwide. The economical all-round commuter car enjoys a good
reputation with reviewers and drivers, so it's not surprising that Ford
doesn't go in for radical redesigns, but the company does tweak a bit
now and then. This year at the Geneva Motor Show, Ford is unveiling its
latest Focus with a slightly sleeker design package containing some new
engine and other technologies for the European market. Read More
McLaren has taken the wraps off an open-aired version of its new 650S supercar.
Officially unveiled at the Geneva Auto Show today, the 650S Spider may
well have stolen a bit of the limelight from its hard topped sibling.
Read More
According to a report in Truck News,
Walmart plans on doubling the fuel efficiency of its trucking fleet by
next year. In order to show that it's not kidding around, the retailer
has collaborated with Peterbilt, Great Dane Trailers, and Capstone
Turbine to create a concept "truck of tomorrow" known as the Walmart
Advanced Vehicle Experience – or WAVE. Read More
If you're a fan of all things Honda, then you're probably already aware of the Civic Type R,
the fastest version of popular Civic. Well, today at the Geneva Motor
Show, the automaker revealed a sneak peek of its vision for the 2015
model of the car, in the form of the Honda Civic Type R Concept. Read More
Nissan originally began testing of an all-electric version of its NV200 light commercial van back in mid-2010 before showcasing the e-NV200 concept
at the North American International Auto Show in 2012. Now the
automaker has unveiled the production version of the LEAF's bigger
brother in Geneva, touting the vehicle as a practical and sustainable
city delivery vehicle or people mover. Read More
Aston Martin has been around for 101 years and to
mark the occasion the car maker is debuting two new special editions at
this year’s Geneva Motor Show:
the Vantage N430 and the DB9 Carbon Black and Carbon White.
Highlighting styling and a power boost for the Vantage N430, Aston
Martin says both are intended to combine sport-focused style elements
with an air of elegance. Read More
EDAG's Genesis: The 3D printed car of the future
By Mike Hanlon
March 3, 2014
Of all the technologies to have emerged from the digital renaissance, additive manufacturing (3D printing)
has the potential to be the most disruptive. A perfect example of the
way 3DP will change the way we make things will be displayed at the
Geneva Motor Show this week when EDAG, the world’s largest independent
engineering partner to the mobility industry, displays an example of a
printed automobile. The Genesis is more a conceptual sculpture than an
automobile, but it will give you a taste of what the world's leading
manufacturers might be producing a decade or two from now. Read More
Back in August, Sweden’s polite, pragmatic auto
manufacturer Volvo made waves with its somewhat uncharacteristic Concept Coupé. The Concept XC Coupé
followed at the Detroit Motor Show in January and now the company is
set to reveal a third un-Volvo like concept in the form of the Concept
Estate wagon. Read More
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