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Sep 19, 2019, 12:52 AM

Toyota To Roll Out 100 Fuel Cell Buses To Shuttle Visitors During Beijing Winter Olympics 2022

Buses may not be the most glamorous mode of transport but at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games, they will represent Toyota Motor Corp's best bet for wider acceptance of hydrogen power - technology so far eclipsed by electric vehicles.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 18, 2019

  Hyundai Motor Group Develops New Centre Side Airbag

  The new center side airbag is expected to diminish head injuries caused by passengers colliding with each other by 80 per cent.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 17, 2019

  Shanghai Issues Permits To Test Autonomous Cars In City

  Shanghai opened up its first road section for testing smart and connected vehicles in March 2018, and so far the roads have a combined length of 53.6 kilometers, covering 1,580 different scenarios. A total of 11 companies have received the permits from the city's authorities.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 13, 2019

  Jaguar Land Rover Invests In Autonomous Vehicle Manufacturer Voyage

  The fresh funding will be used bring its technology to commercialisation, grow its team, expand its fleet of G2 self-driving cars, and introduce its G3 self-driving car.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 13, 2019

  2019 Frankfurt Motor Show: Continental Showcases Autonomous Robo-Taxi

  With Robo-Taxis, Continental is looking at an emission-free transport which will help pick or drop people which will considerably reduces the need for infrastructure.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 12, 2019

  Why Your Next Car Should Be a Smart Hybrid

  Smart Hybrid technology by Maruti Suzuki is a step towards cleaner mobility, offering excellent drivability and enhanced fuel efficiency.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 12, 2019

  Mercedes-Benz To Launch Cx Nxt Connectivity Solutions In India

  Mercedes-Benz will launch the Cx Nxt connectivity solution on October 1, 2019

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  Ameya Naik | Sep 7, 2019

  Hyundai Develops New Wearable Robot To Help In Manufacturing Process

  Hyundai Motor Group has developed new Vest EXoskeleton (VEX), a wearable robot created to assist industrial workers who spend long hours working in overhead environments. The VEX enhances productivity and reduces fatigue of industrial workers by imitating the movement of human joints to boost load support and mobility.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 5, 2019

  BlackBerry To Offer Cybersecurity For Future Jaguar Land Rover Models

  Jaguar Land Rover and technology firm BlackBerry today announced the expansion of the companies' corporate partnership to develop next-generation intelligent vehicles for the carmaker.

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