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Ford and Audi Recall 1.3 Million and 144k Vehicles Respectively

Recalling a vehicle after having completed your vigorous and analytical testing rounds and it has left your production lines is always a moment of shame for car manufacturers. However, cars today are so complex that…

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The Future of Electric Bikes

Bicycles have changed quite a bit since their invention in the early 1800s — the original velocipede didn’t include brakes, chains, gears or even pedals. You had a seat with two wheels attached, and you’d…

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MTA and Veovo Collaborate to Ease New York´s Subway Crowding Challenges

It’s been just six months since Veovo was selected to measure queues and display wait times in the security processes and taxi queues of New York’s JFK, Newark, LaGuardia and Stewart airports. Now, Transit Tech…

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Volkswagen Just Built Its Very Last Beetle

Seven decades later and Walt Disney’s movie, “The Love Bug” or better known as Herbie, mortified the Volkswagen Beetle in the books of history. In the 1930s, Ferdinand Porsche, decided to design a car for…

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Volvo’s Sporty Looking Self-Driving Electric Truck Takes on Its First Job

Vera, a new truck concept by Volvo Trucks, does not have a cabin to accommodate a human being as a driver. Vera has discarded the cabin completely, so that it can more efficiently tow goods…

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The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

The Boring Company has been assigned a contract by the city of Las Vegas that asks it to design and build a high-speed loop for the local Convention Center. The loop’s purpose will be to…

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Chevrolet Introduces Mandatory “Buckle to Drive” System

Chevrolet claims that teens have the lowest rates of putting the seatbelt on, so the car manufacturer has decided to make buckling up mandatory for them. More specifically, they have incorporated the requirement to use…

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Uber Launches ScUber: World’s First Submarine Ride Sharing Service

After conquering the roads, ride-hail service Uber, now has set its eyes on underwater business opportunities. Recently, Uber has launched underwater ride-hailing service ‘scUber’ to let its passengers explore the Great Barrier Reef by chartering a submarine.…

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Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Engineering is a field that covers a wide spectrum of disciplines, so picking a career path in it can be confusing. Here is a short guide on how to find your way through the early…

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Who Built the Largest Number of Cars in the World in 2018?

The Statista reports for the top 10 largest vehicle manufacturers in the world are out, and they come with some reclassifications, but nothing out of the ordinary. Here we go: Volkswagen Group – Topping the…

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Automotive

Ford and Audi Recall 1.3 Million and 144k Vehicles Respectively

The Future of Electric Bikes

MTA and Veovo Collaborate to Ease New York´s Subway Crowding Challenges

Volkswagen Just Built Its Very Last Beetle

Volvo’s Sporty Looking Self-Driving Electric Truck Takes on Its First Job

The Boring Company to Develop its Next Loop on Las Vegas

Chevrolet Introduces Mandatory “Buckle to Drive” System

Uber Launches ScUber: World’s First Submarine Ride Sharing Service

Aspiring to Become an Engineer? Here’s How to Do It Right

Who Built the Largest Number of Cars in the World in 2018?

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