Dejan Jovanovic is an ITWeb motoring journalist
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Going by the new autmotive hardware on display at CES, there is still something to get excited about for the remaining days of private car ownership.
As the Geneva Motor Show kept the doors shut amid the coronavirus outbreak, car manufacturers went online and conducted business as usual.
Known as Project Vector, the vehicle ready for an on-road driverless pilot programme in the UK starting next year.
The Koreans are aiming for eco-friendly models to comprise 25% of total group sales by 2025.
GMC Hummer EV will make its official debut at the Detroit-Hamtramck plant in May.
After Nevada, New York, and Shanghai, Tesla is ready to open a fourth Gigafactory outside Berlin, Germany.
In 1910, nearly 40% of vehicles on US roads were battery-powered. In 2020, they’re making a comeback.
Every major car manufacturer was in Las Vegas this week showing off their EVs and hybrids.
The Sony Vision-S concept showcases connectivity and mobility technologies packaged into an ‘off-the-shelf’ zero-emissions car.
A global collaboration of car manufacturers is growing to trace responsible mineral mining and help stop child labour.
From race to road, in the name of efficiency, Jaguar is bringing racing technology to the road with its range update for the I-Pace all-electric crossover.
The Japanese manufacturer claims this is its most connected car ever, but, sadly, the new Nissan Juke is not planned for the South African market.