Nissan’s e-4ORCE twin-motor all-wheel control system has been developed to offer the usual environmental and…
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rFpro has developed a software system that is claimed to generate high-volume training data at…
There is a lot to love about the Ford Escort Cosworth, but ‘that’ spoiler is…
Suzuki has launched Synergetic Vehicle Dynamics Control (SVDC), a stability function that works by monitoring…
Racing drivers Ricky Taylor and Trent Hindman are no strangers to piloting high-tech, high-performance Acura…
Missing track driving during lockdown? Watch Mark Webber’s fancy footwork as he pilots a Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0 around the Circuito do Estoril in Portugal
The Ernst Gaßner Award is an initiative by Fraunhofer LBF that recognises outstanding achievements in structural durability and exceptional contributions in the development of safety-relevant, reliable lightweight components. This year saw the Darmstadt-based institute honour two winners in a video ceremony: Dr Yung-Li Lee of FCA, and Bruno Seufert of Daimler AG
Driving in rural areas can be tricky when unmarked road edges become ragged and give way to open land, muddy ditches and sheer drops – especially in unlit areas. In response, Ford has introduced Road Edge Detection technology, which scans the road ahead and can gently steer the vehicle back on track when needed
Not many people will have an opportunity to drive the McLaren Senna GTR. See what…
Welcome to the McLaren Tech Club, a series which delves into the innovative technologies developed by McLaren’s designers and engineers. In this film titled ‘What makes the McLaren Senna GTR’s wing design so unique?’, Esteban Palazzo, principal designer at McLaren Automotive, discusses how the car’s distinctive carbon-fibre rear wing works