LONDON (Reuters) – Formula One’s governing body suspected Ferrari’s engine was not always operating within the rules last year but lacked conclusive evidence, the FIA said on Thursday. The FIA explained in a statement that it had therefore reached a private settlement to avoid lengthy litigation and an uncertain outcome. The confidential settlement, announced last… Continue reading Motor racing: FIA could not prove Ferrari’s 2019 engine broke F1 rules
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Groupe PSA enlists its partners for EV charging solutions across Europe
Groupe PSA has chosen a recommended partner for the installation of charging stations in each country in Europe. The partnership will cover all the Groupe PSA brands. The partnership will offer solutions for consumers, both in single-family homes and multi-family complexes. It is also being provided for Groupe PSA’s business customers. The company claims that… Continue reading Groupe PSA enlists its partners for EV charging solutions across Europe
Gumpert Aiways reveals production-version of methanol-fuelled Nathalie
Chinese firm Gumpert Aiways, led by renowned ex-Audi engineer Roland Gumpert and backed by Chinese EV start-up Aiways, has revealed the production version of its long-awaited Nathalie methanol fuel-cell sports EV. The first models to be sold will be in €407,000 (£353,520/Rs 3 crore) First Edition guise, which has a bespoke paint scheme, and deliveries are due… Continue reading Gumpert Aiways reveals production-version of methanol-fuelled Nathalie
UK’s Bristol Cars begins liquidation process to pay creditors
Beleaguered British car maker Bristol Cars has officially been wound up, with the court-ordered liquidation process now under way. Documents sent to Companies House reveal the High Court of Justice decided in December that the firm, which has been in existence since 1945, should be wound up, with assets sold off to pay creditors in December. The… Continue reading UK’s Bristol Cars begins liquidation process to pay creditors
STM to acquire majority stake in Exagan to drive automotive business
STMicroelectronics (STM), a leading semiconductor maker has signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in France-based Gallium Nitride (GaN) innovator Exagan, which is said to be leading player in epitaxy, product development and application know-how, that will help STM broaden and accelerate its GaN roadmap and business for automotive, industrial and consumer applications. Exagan… Continue reading STM to acquire majority stake in Exagan to drive automotive business
FoamPartner collaborates with Rinspeed for acoustic and thermal insulation in concept car – British Plastics and Rubber
FoamPartner has delivered foam know-how for acoustic and thermal insulation in Rinspeed’s new MetroSnap concept car. The main components of the concept car are a ‘skateboard’ chassis and a quick-change superstructure for passenger and cargo transportation. The vehicles also has a composite and steel body, 3D printed components, lidar sensors, and a drive-by-wire system. Frank… Continue reading FoamPartner collaborates with Rinspeed for acoustic and thermal insulation in concept car – British Plastics and Rubber
British Gas and VW unveil three-year electric vehicle deal
Volkswagen (VW) Engineers to install fastest home car-charger available in exclusive one-stop package Volkswagen’s deal with British Gas could make it easier for motorists to switch to an electric vehicle. Photograph: Uwe Meinhold/EPA British Gas has teamed up with Volkswagen to accelerate the rollout of its electric vehicles (EV) across UK roads by helping drivers… Continue reading British Gas and VW unveil three-year electric vehicle deal
JLR India partners Tata Power for EV charging infrastructure
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Ex-Waymo engineer Levandowski ordered to pay Google $179 million
Sponsored Links Waymo A court has ordered Anthony Levandowski to pay Google $179 million to end a contract dispute. He was once one of Google’s most prized talents as someone who helped pioneer its work on self-driving vehicles. However, their relationship turned sour after he left the tech giant, which then accused him of poaching… Continue reading Ex-Waymo engineer Levandowski ordered to pay Google $179 million
Genesis reveals new third-gen G80 sedan
Hyundai Motor Corp’s luxury car division Genesis today unveiled the all-new G80 to online audiences via a series of design renderings. The new G80 is the third-generation model which leads Genesis in the luxury market as a midsized, executive luxury sedan. “The Genesis design DNA begins from the logo itself,” said Luc Donckerwolke, Executive Vice President,… Continue reading Genesis reveals new third-gen G80 sedan