Tesla is facing lawsuits in both Massachusetts and New York from members of the Automotive Trade Association, saying that the electric-car maker is operating illegal dealerships in those states.
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In the never-ending search for more fuel efficient engines that offer respectable performance, Mercedes-Benz is co-developing new four-cylinder powerplants with Renault.
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Back in August, Domino’s Pizza announced its collaboration with Local Motors for its Ultimate Delivery Vehicle Challenge, asking the creative minds of the world to come up with designing a one-of-a-kind delivery vehicle.
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It might have seemed like science fiction a few years ago, but NHTSA is already preparing standards for self-driving cars.
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After three years of research, Audiannounced today that it’s e performance electric car research project is complete.
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Small engine manufacturer LiquidPiston is developing a tiny, lightweight, super-efficient engine that functions a lot like Wankel rotary units.
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SAE approved a new standard in rapid EV charging systems that could cut plug-in times down to as short as 20 minutes.
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Nissan continued its reveal of next-gen technologies with an all-new steering system which is fully electric, allowing for independent control of a vehicle’s tire angle and steering input.
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A new platform for in-car entertainment is ready to hit the market, based on the latest software from Research in Motion (RIM) subsidiary, QNX.
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Fast and fun to drive, the number one complaint with the Hyundai Genesis Coupe is its vague manual transmission. Looking to solve that, Hyundai is rumored to be testing a new unit that incorporates rev-matching technology.
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To help reduce the potential of an accident happening caused by pedal misapplication, Nissan has developed an ‘Emergency Assist for Pedal Misapplication’ function for its vehicles.
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When was the last time a car’s braking performance made headlines? Or when a vehicle’s defining feature was listed as its ability to come to a stop in a hurry?
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Carbon fiber, typically used in race cars and high-end sports cars, is now making its way on conventional vehicles as automakers find a more efficient way in cutting costs on the lightweight material.
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The second of four planned Innovation Centers by General Motors is opening up in Warren, Mich. where it expects to employ up to 1,500 high-tech employees over the next several years.
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GM is offering an in-depth look at the entertainment system offered in the 2013 SRX, including access to its CUE infotainment system for rear-seat passengers.
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Optical camouflage technology isn’t new. Surfacing several years ago, its creators at Keio University in Japan are now working on an application that could make driving a whole lot safer.
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OnStar is testing a new app that will tell Chevrolet Volt owners the energy cost associated with charging their car.
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While all electric vehicles have been on the market for almost two full years now, it seems the general public is still unaware of exactly how these technolgies function, a problem that the partnership of Nissan and Renault is looking to remedy.
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Using less gas and connecting loads of electronics are the most important factors in new cars according to a long list of industry pundits.
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Turbochargers are increasingly common as automakers seek to maximize performance while striving for efficiency.
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The automotive industry is buzzing about a new concept car from Toyota called the Smart Insect Concept, that recently debuted at the CEATEC technology show out in Japan.
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No-holds-barred technology sharing between Mazda and Fiat might be on the table.
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Last month, we caught glimpses of the Volkswagen XL1 being tested, and now reports are coming out of the 2012 Paris Motor Show that confirm the XL1 will head to dealerships in limited quantities next year.
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Despite beliefs by transmission manufacturer ZF’s president that the race to add transmission gears is close to the limit, General Motors and Ford are teaming up to jointly develop new nine-speed and 10-speed transmissions.
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