Automotive

Ford’s New Low-Cost EV Platform Targets 2027 in Kentucky

Ford is reworking how it builds electric vehicles. The company unveiled a modular, low-cost EV platform developed by its skunkworks team and slated to launch in 2027 at the Louisville Assembly Plant. The first model…

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Hyundai Built Its Georgia Metaplant Around AI, Robotics, and a Live Digital Twin

Hyundai’s new $7.6 billion Metaplant near Savannah was designed from the ground up to be digital first. The campus threads AI, robotics, and a real-time digital twin through everyday production. Thereby, aiming for steadier takt…

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BMW and Toyota Advance Next-Gen Fuel Cell System, Series Production to Begin in 2028

While the automotive industry is shifting to battery-electric vehicles, BMW and Toyota announce their leadership in the hydrogen game. The Bavarian automaker has just confirmed that its third-generation fuel cell system will enter series production…

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K Consortium Unveils 200kW Fuel Cell System for Heavy-Duty Vehicles

The heavy-duty transport industry has long wrestled with one major problem: how to electrify trucks and buses without sacrificing range, performance, or refueling convenience. Batteries alone often fall short. Hydrogen fuel cells, however, are emerging…

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Goodbye Flats: NASA’s Unpuncturable Tires Now on Sale

For decades, drivers and cyclists have shared the same frustration: flat tires. Now, thanks to NASA’s work on space exploration, a solution may finally be here. The space agency has developed a revolutionary tire technology…

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The Hidden Cost Saver in Modern Highways: How LED Retrofits Are Transforming Roadside and Tunnel Maintenance

Highway and tunnel networks are expensive to maintain, and lighting systems account for a significant share of that cost. Aging sodium and halogen fixtures not only draw large amounts of power but also demand frequent…

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Hyundai Battery Plant Delayed 2–3 Months After Immigration Raid

Hyundai says its Georgia battery plant will start up two to three months later than planned. The slip follows a federal immigration raid that removed hundreds of specialized workers from the site. The action was…

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Porsche Puts 11 kW Wireless Charging on the Roadmap

Inductive charging for daily drivers has inched closer to production. At IAA, Porsche publicly demonstrated an 11 kW wireless system that can replenish a vehicle without plugging in. Just park over a base plate and…

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How Practical Work Vehicles Help Streamline Industrial Workflows

In industrial settings these days, efficiency is key. Companies are constantly seeking ways to optimize their workflows, reduce downtime, and increase overall productivity. One often-overlooked element in achieving these goals is the use of practical…

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How Technology is Shaping the Future of Automotive Sales and Engagement

The automotive industry has long been a symbol of innovation, and in recent years, technology has become the driving force behind how vehicles are sold, marketed, and experienced. From the rise of digital showrooms to…

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