FAZ+plug-in-hybrid at the limit: once Germany Nonstopvon Thomas Geiger 100.06.2025, 09:33 reading time: 5 min. Folding out picture description 1,000 kilometers in one go-formerly quite normal, today rather unusual. What a plug-in hybrid can do shows a self-experiment with the Opel Grandland between Garmisch and Flensburg. Go to source
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GM’s interesting electric motorcycle patent fuels two-wheeler speculation
General Motors may be better known for its lineup of full-size trucks and SUVs, but a recently published patent shows the legacy automaker has at least considered something much smaller and nimbler: an electric motorcycle. The patent, which surfaced earlier this year in a report by Visordown, outlines a lightweight, scrambler-style electric two-wheeler that has… Continue reading GM’s interesting electric motorcycle patent fuels two-wheeler speculation
German FAZ: Once Germany Nonstop009505
FAZ+plug-in-hybrid at the limit: once Germany Nonstopvon Thomas Geiger 100.06.2025, 09:33 reading time: 5 min. Folding out picture description 1,000 kilometers in one go-formerly quite normal, today rather unusual. What a plug-in hybrid can do shows a self-experiment with the Opel Grandland between Garmisch and Flensburg. Go to source
Bicyclist Says a Waymo Robotaxi Smashed Her Into a Second Waymo Robotaxi, Causing Brain and Spine Injury
Fresh off the heels of that Waymo burning spree in the City of Angels, the Google robotaxi company is being sued for alleged safety failures resulting in a San Francisco cyclist’s injuries. As the San Francisco Chronicle reports, plaintiff Jenifer Hanki is suing Waymo and its parent company Alphabet for alleged malfunctions in the robocab’s so-called “Safe… Continue reading Bicyclist Says a Waymo Robotaxi Smashed Her Into a Second Waymo Robotaxi, Causing Brain and Spine Injury
Autonomous driving and the stock market: Tesla, Waymo, Uber, Lyft – who has the best chances?
The future rolls up without a lead – and with it investment opportunities and risks. How the most important actors stand and what their future prospects are. ((Electromobility,, Stock exchange))) Go to source
MWIC Bonus Episode 13: Autocar Meets car designer Julian Thomson, GM Advanced Design Europe
Julian Thomson is one of the world’s best car designers and if you don’t know the name, you’ll know his cars. As Lotus’s chief designer he designed the Elise and at Jaguar Land Rover created the LRX concept, which went on to become the Range Rover Evoque. But most of Thomson’s career has been spent… Continue reading MWIC Bonus Episode 13: Autocar Meets car designer Julian Thomson, GM Advanced Design Europe
3D Printed Aeroscreen Saves Driver’s Life in High-Speed INDYCAR Crash
A 3D printed safety device has helped save the life of an NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver. Josef Newgarden was involved in a high-speed collision with Louis Foster during the recent Bommarito Automotive Group 500 race at the World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison Illinois. Newgarden, a two-time INDYCAR SERIES champion, collided with Foster on lap… Continue reading 3D Printed Aeroscreen Saves Driver’s Life in High-Speed INDYCAR Crash
German FAZ: Once Germany Nonstop009500
FAZ+plug-in-hybrid at the limit: once Germany Nonstopvon Thomas Geiger 100.06.2025, 09:33 reading time: 5 min. Folding out picture description 1,000 kilometers in one go-formerly quite normal, today rather unusual. What a plug-in hybrid can do shows a self-experiment with the Opel Grandland between Garmisch and Flensburg. Go to source
German Manager Magazin: Maserati: Stellantis is apparently considering selling the luxury brand004275
The Italian car manufacturer Stellantis According to insiders, a sale of his weakening luxury brand Maserati is considering. An examination of all options for Maserati is one of the tasks that the auditing and consulting company McKinsey from Turiner Automobil-Holding (Fiat, Chrysler, Opel, Alfa Romeo, Jeep, Bangot), said two people familiar with the process of… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: Maserati: Stellantis is apparently considering selling the luxury brand004275
Why forecasters can’t agree on when oil demand will peak
Oil demand is set to plateau rather than drop off a cliff after it peaks, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted this week, citing “policy settings and market trends.” But here’s the thing about policy settings and market trends: they change. That oil demand is set to peak before 2030 has been repeated ad nauseam… Continue reading Why forecasters can’t agree on when oil demand will peak