The car industry’s press releases regarding self-drive vehicles are becoming more cautious and the spectacular launches initially announced for 2020 have been put back due to the complexity and cost of the technology. Since the Tesla and Uber accidents last year in the US, enthusiasm seems to have waned, although the industry continues to invest massively in research.
A self-driving car technology startup founded by former Google, Tesla and Uber executives said Thursday it secured $530 million in new funding that included a "significant" investment from Amazon.
The 3rd edition of the International Automobile Show of Monaco (SIAM) runs until 3rd March 2019. In all, some sixty manufacturers, among which Alpine, Bentley, Ferrari, Lotus, Morgan, Rolls-Royce, Tesla and Smart, are expected in the Principality during this glamorous event, under the high patronage of His Serene Highness, Prince Albert II of Monaco.
During the Festival Automobile International’s Grand Prix award ceremony that took place on Tuesday 29 January 2019 in Paris, the Peugeot 508 was elected the Most beautiful car of the year 2018 by online voters. The French saloon takes over from the Alpine A110, elected last year.
Technology firms tackling the challenge of autonomous driving are focusing on the "user experience" of vehicles that are increasingly becoming an extension of people's digital life.
The vehicles nominated in the election of the “Most beautiful car of the year 2018”, in the framework of the forthcoming Festival Automobile International, whose awards ceremony will take place on 29 January 2019, are the DS 3 Crossback, Fiat 500X, Jeep Wangler, Kia Proceed, Range Rover Evoque, Mercedes Class A and the Peugeot 508. All that now remains is to see which model the web users choose to take over from the Alpine A110, elected last year.
In the not-too-distant future, driverless cars may have to choose between saving their passengers or pedestrians when faced with unavoidable accidents. But how should they decide?
(Relaxnews) - This year's EICMA motorcycle show is open now until Sunday, November 11, 2018, in the Italian city of Milan. Here's a video roundup of some of the most spectacular bikes unveiled at the event.
In terms of motorcycles, relatively few new models were unveiled, but those that were definitely created a buzz. Here are a few:
Honda Neo Sports Cafe Concept: this is a new spin on the Neo Sports Cafe roadsters launched by Honda at the start of the year. The Concept is both sportier, with a short rear fender and raised exhaust pipe, and more futuristic, thanks to stylised headlights.