Technology

Ameya Naik

Nov 14, 2020, 7:28 PM

Volkswagen Group To Spend To 73 Billion Euros Developing Future Technologies

Approximately 35 billion Euros will be spent on battery-electric vehicles. A further approximately 11 billion Euros has been earmarked for the development of hybrid vehicles of existing models.

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  Reuters | Nov 14, 2020

  Velodyne Aims To Price New Self-Driving Car Sensor Below $500

  Velodyne expects automotive-grade mass manufacturing to be under way by the second half of 2021 and that the devices could show up in vehicles in 2022 or 2023.

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  Sahil Gupta | Nov 13, 2020

  Waymo Trolls Tesla By Claiming Its Tech Is Superior

  In a response to a tweet, Waymos official twitter handle emphatically said -yes- claiming its technology was superior than its -vocal- rivals.

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  Reuters | Nov 13, 2020

  Waste Not, Want Not: Dutch Students Build Electric Car From Recycled Material

  The bright yellow, sporty electric two-seater named Luca can reach a top speed of 90 km and can complete 220 km when fully charged.

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  car&bike Team | Nov 13, 2020

  McLaren's Zak Brown On His New Ferrari, Mick Schumacher & Racing Point

  Brown also had some strong comments for the Racing Point team.

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  car&bike Team | Nov 11, 2020

  Electrify America Now Has 500 Charging Stations in USA

  It has also become the go-to partner for new electric vehicles in the US, particularly ones that are coming from European or Asian brands.

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  Sahil Gupta | Nov 11, 2020

  Ford Invests $100 Million to Build Electric Transit Van In Kansas City 

  The automaker is going all-in on electric cars and is electrifying its iconic Mustang with the new Mustang Mach-E, apart from the Transit.

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  Sahil Gupta | Nov 11, 2020

  The New Tesla Model 3 Has A 82 kWh Battery 

  Both the Model 3 and Model Y use 2170 cylindrical cells which are manufactured by Panasonic at the Nevada Gigafactory.

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  car&bike Team | Nov 11, 2020

  Honda Says It Will Be The First To Mass Produce Level 3 Autonomous Cars

  Japan's Honda Motor Co said on Wednesday it will be the world's first automaker to mass produce sensor-packed level 3 autonomous cars that will allow drivers to let their vehicles navigate congested expressway traffic.

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