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  • Celanese to unveil latest solutions portfolio for electric vehicles at EVS36

    The company will showcase an expanded portfolio of materials and systems developments that accelerate innovation for advanced mobility applications.

  • Did Harry Bentley Bradley steal the 1968 Corvette design for Hot Wheels?

    And did the Hot Wheels version really beat the full-scale version to market?

  • FPT Industrial powers the unique New Holland TE6 straddle tractor range

    The F36 Stage V engine plays a key role in ensuring the multifunctionality and maneuverability of the new tractor range.

  • Comau is developing a fully automated system for sustainable battery recycling and second-life repurposing

    The robotic cell will facilitate the manipulation of low-charge batteries while minimizing risks to operators and equipment.

  • Automate and dominate!

    Advance your business when you enhance production through automated dispensing equipment.

  • FPT Industrial chosen by Maserati for its new full-electric Gran Turismo Folgore

    The Gran Turismo Folgore is the first Maserati model to adopt a 100% electric powertrain.

  • Watch a hydrogen-fueled shunting locomotive

    The 4-axle shunting locomotive has four 180 kW traction motors and uses two 85 kW hydrogen fuel cells to generate electricity.

  • Video: Watch Hemmings Garage's 1932 Ford Model B pickup run and drive for the first time

    Donated to Hemmings in the 1990s, the Ford was last road registered in 1962.

  • Model could improve first responder response times

    The researchers suggest that the model maximizes the coverage area, thereby enabling first responders to respond to as many accident sites as possible while minimizing the time to reach an accident site.

  • Jeep could have offered the first crossover 30 years before everybody else

    Kaiser Jeep's mid-Sixties collaboration with Renault on the Model H would have handily taken the title had it come to market.

  • 2025 Porsche 718 EV will be the company's first-ever fully-electric 2-seater sports car

    The 2025 Porsche 718 will be the marque’s first two-seater electric vehicle (EV) sports car, replacing the fuel-burning Boxster and Cayman 718 models.

  • Video: An Arctic appraisal of hydrogen-fueled trucks

    Volvo Trucks is demonstrating the cold truth about its hydrogen-powered fuel cell trucks by putting them through their paces on public roads above the Arctic Circle.

  • Priorities for achieving sustainability in transportation

    The engineering research community is urged to follow three routes to realize fully sustainable transportation networks.

  • Wanna go racin'? Gotta start cheatin'. Here's how it's done

    One thing separates the front runners from the also-rans: They have to cheat.

  • Modine launches new EVantage fuel cell stack cooling package for commercial zero-emission vehicles

    The new energy-efficient cooling package is purpose-built to minimize temperature swings and meet stringent conductivity needs of fuel cell stacks.

  • Software platform to benefit battery performance

    Battery intelligence software is designed to enhance the range, life, safety, power and rapid charging times of any electric vehicle battery and those deployed in other applications.

  • How Craig Breedlove and Carroll Shelby unintentionally killed turbines in Indy racing

    Ken Wallis often gets the blame for Shelby's turbine fiasco, but it wasn't entirely his fault.

  • FPT Industrial to showcase the power of electricity at ACT Expo 2023

    The company will showcase its eDriveline solutions for light, medium and heavy commercial vehicles.

  • Volvo introduces it first FMX all-electric concrete mixer

    The Volvo FMX electric four-axle mixer truck, which is the company’s first electric asphalt compactor, can reportedly run for a full workday if it gets a top-up charge during a regular break.

  • Video: A good use for bad driving data

    A new virtual testing environment simulates dangerous driving scenarios to quickly train autonomous vehicles.

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