Driving

Slow Car, Fast Results at Nürburgring: Speed Isn’t Just About Power

5 days ago

At Nürburgring, one of the most famous racetracks in the world, an interesting experiment challenged traditional views about automotive power. During a recent testing session, several drivers in budget and less powerful car models managed to achieve impressive results, often outpacing higher-priced and faster vehicles.

The Benefits of Electric Vehicles for Winter Driving: How Enhanced Traction is Changing the Game

10 days ago

As winter approaches, it's crucial to pay attention to how climate conditions affect car performance. This is particularly relevant for electric vehicles (EVs), which can offer some unique advantages in winter weather. Research shows that electric vehicles, due to their design and weight distribution, can provide better traction on the road compared to traditional gasoline cars.

Study: Dangerous Driving Behaviors Threatening Road Safety

12 days ago

A recent study conducted by American automakers has revealed several dangerous driving habits that significantly increase the risk of traffic accidents. Experts noted that many drivers are unaware of the seriousness of their actions behind the wheel and, as a result, often ignore safety measures, leading to unpredictable outcomes.

BMW M3 Touring and Audi RS4 Avant Undergo Snow Testing

14 days ago

Recently, two powerful sport wagons—BMW M3 Touring and Audi RS4 Avant—were tested in snowy conditions. Both vehicles have established themselves in the high-performance car segment, and this test assessed how they perform in extreme winter climates. The tests took place in the picturesque Alps, allowing testers to evaluate the performance, handling, and behavior of both cars on slippery surfaces.

Nissan Unveils Electric GTR R32: A New Leap into the Automotive Future

25 days ago

Automaker Nissan recently made a bold statement by announcing an electric version of its famous sports car GTR, which has become a cult icon for various generations of car enthusiasts. The GTR R32, released in 1989, is one of the most recognizable cars in the company's history and is now making a comeback in an updated, electric format. At the presentation, the manufacturer not only showcased the new vehicle but also emphasized its connection to the brand's history and innovations in electric vehicle technology.

New Electric Mazda MX-5 Miata: A Revolution in the Sports Car World

1 month ago

Mazda has confirmed its intention to release an electric version of its iconic sports car, the MX-5 Miata. This move marks a significant shift for the manufacturer, which has traditionally focused on gasoline engines. The new electric version is expected to combine classic design elements with modern technology, drawing attention from both loyal fans and new customers alike.

Kia EV6 GT Introduces Virtual Gear Shift for Enhanced Driving Experience

2 months ago

Kia has unveiled an updated version of its electric crossover, the EV6 GT, which now features an intriguing innovation – a virtual gear shift. This enhancement is designed to improve the driver’s interaction with the car, allowing speed control through virtual switches, making driving more engaging and dynamic.

General Motors Issues Recall for Trucks and SUVs Due to Potential Wheel Lock-Up

2 months ago

General Motors has announced a recall of vehicles, including pickups and SUVs, amid concerns that the wheels could lock up while in motion. This issue could arise under specific conditions, significantly increasing the risk of accidents.

Elon Musk Visits China to Expand Tesla’s Self-Driving Technology Efforts

2 months ago

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has made a trip to China where he met with high-ranking officials and representatives from the private sector. This trip signifies an important step for the company which is actively working on implementing self-driving technologies and expanding its manufacturing base in the country. Both existing and new partnerships that may be formed during this visit hold strategic importance for Tesla in light of its plans for growth in foreign markets.

Intel Has No Plans to Divest Majority Stake in Mobileye

2 months ago

Intel has denied rumors regarding the potential sale of its controlling stake in automotive technology company Mobileye, which is known for its autonomous driving technologies. Company representatives stated that there are no intentions to divest shares, as Mobileye remains a crucial part of their strategic direction in artificial intelligence and autonomous technologies.