This 7-Seat EV Went 582 Miles On A Charge. But There’s A Catch
A new 7-seat electric vehicle reportedly reached 582 miles on a single charge, raising questions about practicality and real-world use. Details remain uncertain.
‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S.
Major automakers are lobbying Congress to ban Chinese-made vehicles, citing unfair trade practices. The move sparks debate over trade policy and market access.
Shaping Your Car Exhaust Like A Silly Straw Is Horrible For Performance, Dyno Proves
Dyno testing confirms that shaping a car exhaust like a silly straw significantly hampers engine performance, raising concerns among enthusiasts and engineers.
AI’s Hidden Weakness: Reading Your Files Before Making a Deal
AI’s true power lies in its ability to deeply understand your internal data. Recent tests show that reading two references deep can decide a €55,000 deal—an essential insight for your automotive business.
By weighing residual value against market price, you can make the most rational lease buyout decision—learn the key factors that influence your choice.
Tesla Cybercab Isn’t Just Missing A Steering Wheel. It Doesn’t Even Have Brake Lines
Tesla’s upcoming Cybercab prototype has been spotted without a steering wheel and brake lines, raising questions about its autonomous capabilities and design.
This Independent BMW Mechanic Built A Cooler Digital Dash Than BMW Itself
An independent BMW mechanic has developed a digital dashboard surpassing BMW’s factory design, sparking interest in aftermarket upgrades and customization.
