How Formula One Brakes Work
In Formula One, drivers brake hard from speeds over 200 miles per hour, coming to a near stop in just four seconds.
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Robo-EV 3D-Printed Micro Metal modular car
PIX Moving Team introduces Robo-EV 3D-printed micro metal modular car with an AI system that can read the driver’s mood, offering emotional support if necessary.
The New Porsche 99X Formula E car
Porsche has unveiled the Porsche 99X Formula E car for the upcoming two seasons.
Hyundai – Zeiss Holographic Windshield Display
In collaboration with Zeiss, Hyundai is working on a revolutionary Holographic Windshield Display that could replace traditional car screens by 2027.
Electric Vehicles In Norway outnumber gas-powered cars
Norway has become the first country where electric vehicles outnumber gas-powered cars.
Lotus Theory 1 Concept EV
The Lotus Theory 1 represents the first embodiment of a new design philosophy, built around three key principles: Digital, Natural, and Analogue.
Hennessey Venom F5-M Roadster
The Hennessey Venom F5-M Roadster hypercar is designed to immerse the driver in its raw power.
The new Lamborghini Temerario
The new Lamborghini Temerario is a high-performance hybrid super sports car producing an astounding 907 hp.
BMW and Vagabund CE 02 E-Bike
The BMW and Vagabund CE 02 E-Bike is designed for almost anyone. Just get your motorcycle endorsement on your driver's license
How Fast Could Cars Theoretically Accelerate?
How fast could cars theoretically accelerate? Without rules, how fast could a race car, dragster, or anything with an engine, wheels, and a driver theoretically accelerate?