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Technology
Field testing new breath-alcohol detection device equipped with facial recognition
Contributing to the safety of corporate vehicle drivers by enabling central management of alcohol test data through smartphones
Panasonic Pushing For Solar Roof EVs, Could Add 6 Miles Of Range Per Day
Still, even if the company can make the added cost reasonable, the “green cred factor” goes off the chart, so we feel many would opt for the feature.
Google resolves to stop reading your email (for advertising, anyway)
Google made an announcement on their blog in which they expressed a desire to "more closely align" their efforts on the consumer side of Gmail with G Suite's Gmail.
Jaguar Land Rover shows first fully autonomous Range Rover
The Range Rover Sport is equipped with self-driving technology up to Level 4, which means capable of driving itself, but requiring a human supervisor behind the wheel.
TOYOTA THUMS VIRTUAL HUMAN MODELLING TECHNOLOGY HELPING MAKE MOTORSPORT SAFER
Virtual modelling technology developed by Toyota to improve the safety designs of its road cars is set to be further deployed in the world of international motorsport.
Mazda’s Three-Row Crossover SUV Adds More Peace of Mind to Its Extensive List of Accolades
2017 Mazda CX-9 midsize, three-row crossover SUV has earned a Top Safety Pick+ rating from the nonprofit Insurance Institute of Highway Safety, the highest score the IIHS provides.
Don’t Like The Back End Of Your EV? Just Swap It Out. Modular, Self-Driving EDIT Debuts
OSVehicle (which readers might recognize as being part of the Renault Twizy open source project) has released images of the first open sourced, modular self-driving car
Chinook ETS Drives Like, And Against, The Wind
It’s part sailboat, part wind turbine, and all student-built. The Chinook ?TS is the most unusual vehicle here at the Movin’On sustainable mobility conference in Montreal this week
Looking ahead to the new Audi A8: More voltage for enhanced efficiency
The new drive combines efficiency with comfort in a very special way: The fourth-generation A8 can enter the noiseless coasting mode within the speed range of 55 to 160 km/h (34.2 to 99.4 mph).
Nissan to offer standard Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) on one million U.S. vehicles in 2018 model year
AEB (previously known as Forward Emergency Braking) uses radar technology to monitor a vehicle’s proximity to the vehicle ahead,
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