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This ought to help inspire sales and encourage buyer with early reservations to not abandon ship just yet.
Friday afternoon, the first production version of the Model 3 came off the end of the Fremont, California assembly line. Priced at a moderate $35,000 before federal and state tax incentives, the car will likely sticker out ...
With a starting price tag of $129,000US, Karma Automotive's EMotion luxury electric car is aiming for higher-end Tesla/Mercedes/Audi/BMW buyers. For that, you get a car that designer Henrik Fisker claims will provide a pacesetting range of 400 miles (not kilometer) on a charge.
The car's new graphene-based battery design is a firs...
While it's still just concept, this French-designed hybrid points to an interesting future for lovers of speed and performance on two-wheels. Furion has digitally envisioned a street bike that can knock the socks off even the powerful KTM 1290 Super Duke R, coming in at a lower street weight, while also offering a monster 45% greater torque (...
Jeep, like Volkswagen, has been a long established brand in China. The Beijing Jeep Corporation (BJC) was established in 1957, quite possibly making it the longest, continuously manufactured US-originated automobile in China. And like all car brands, it also needs to continuously evolve its product line up, just as it's done elsewhere in the ...
Volvo has a solid reputation for quality and safety, which are two reasons China's Geely Automotive bought the company - among other acquisitions, including the London Taxi Company, makers of the famed Black Cabs - from Ford in 2010 for a mere $1.8 Billion.
While its cars cont...
If the video below is to be believed, and these days with hyper-realistic CGI, it's getting damned hard to tell fact from fiction, German startup Ililum conducted their first successful vertical takeoff and landing; and importantly made a smooth transition to straight forward flight yesterday ...
Stanford Professor Tony Seba explains the 4 forces that will completely disrupt energy and transportation in this March 2016 keynote at Swedbank Nordic Energy Summit.
Highlights from Season 3.
By Ralph Panhuyzen
Lots of text in my previous two blogs to contour the prospect of a flying car that can takeoff and land vertically, with the use of battery power. Time to recap what's essential. 'New iSetta' offers pictural suggestions how an eVTOL modular Flying Car concept might work by taking 'elements' separately (anatomy), instead of claiming that a certain eVTOL design -will- work.
