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Vineeth Joel Patel

Joel Patel has been covering all aspects of the automotive industry for four years as an editor and freelance writer for various websites. When it comes to cars, he enjoys covering the merger between technology and cars. In his spare time, Joel likes to watch baseball, work on his car, and try new foods

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Toyota Patents Autonomous Workhorse That Can Help You Shop

Apr 05, 2020 8:00 AM WST

Not only will Toyota’s latest patented vehicle help you go shopping, but it will also follow you home and then head back to the store on its own.

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BMW’s Upcoming Hydrogen SUV to Have 374 HP, Be Refilled in 3 Minutes

Apr 04, 2020 5:00 AM WST

Electric vehicles aren’t the only thing that BMW’s working on, as the German brand recently released a few details on its upcoming hydrogen-powered SUV.

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NHTSA Alters Safety Rules to Make Room for Self-Driving Cars

Mar 29, 2020 6:10 AM WST

A new proposal by the NHTSA would modernize safety standards to allow companies and automakers to continue working on autonomous technology.

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Ford to Use Seat Ventilation Fans From F-150 to Make Respirators

Mar 28, 2020 6:00 AM WST

With the coronavirus continuing to spread in the U.S. and American automakers closing their factories, some have started to lend a hand by building respirators.

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Automakers Finally Close Their North American Factories Over Coronavirus Concerns

Mar 23, 2020 6:00 AM WST

General Motors, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles recently announced factory closures that are aimed at keeping workers safe during the spread of the coronavirus. It's not just American automakers, Honda, Nissan, and Toyota will also be shutting their North American factories down.

Coronavirus
IIHS Claims Advanced Driver-Assist Systems Need to Keep Drivers Focused on the Road More

Mar 21, 2020 6:00 AM WST

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety believes that modern advanced driver-assist systems allow drivers to stop focusing on the road and don’t allow them to regain control of the car when necessary.

IIHS safety technology
Honda Kills the Clarity Electric, Its Only EV Available in the U.S.

Mar 17, 2020 6:00 AM WST

For 2020, the Clarity Electric is going bye-bye. With the decision to end production of the vehicle in the U.S., it means Honda won’t have any all-electric cars in the country.

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Uber’s Self-Driving Cars Return to San Francisco

Mar 15, 2020 6:00 AM WST

Only two of Uber’s autonomous Volvo XC90 SUVs will be testing publicly and will only be tested during daylight hours.

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Tesla Looking for a Factory for Cybertruck Production

Mar 14, 2020 6:00 AM WST

Demand for the Cybertruck is off the charts, and with Tesla working on manufacturing its three core vehicles and introducing the Model Y, the electric automaker is looking for a new space to build its electric truck.

Tesla electric vehicles EVs Cybertruck
Mercedes-Benz Unveils eVito Electric Van With Over 200 Miles of Range

Mar 13, 2020 11:00 AM WST

While we know Mercedes’ van as the Metris, it’s called the Vito in Europe and the automaker just unveiled an all-new variant with a new electric version called the eVito.

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Not only will Toyota’s latest patented vehicle help you go shopping, but it will also follow you home and then head back to the store on its own.

Electric vehicles aren’t the only thing that BMW’s working on, as the German brand recently released a few details on its upcoming hydrogen-powered SUV.

A new proposal by the NHTSA would modernize safety standards to allow companies and automakers to continue working on autonomous technology.

With the coronavirus continuing to spread in the U.S. and American automakers closing their factories, some have started to lend a hand by building respirators.

General Motors, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles recently announced factory closures that are aimed at keeping workers safe during the spread of the coronavirus. It's not just American automakers, Honda, Nissan, and Toyota will also be shutting their North American factories down.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety believes that modern advanced driver-assist systems allow drivers to stop focusing on the road and don’t allow them to regain control of the car when necessary.

For 2020, the Clarity Electric is going bye-bye. With the decision to end production of the vehicle in the U.S., it means Honda won’t have any all-electric cars in the country.

Only two of Uber’s autonomous Volvo XC90 SUVs will be testing publicly and will only be tested during daylight hours.

Demand for the Cybertruck is off the charts, and with Tesla working on manufacturing its three core vehicles and introducing the Model Y, the electric automaker is looking for a new space to build its electric truck.

While we know Mercedes’ van as the Metris, it’s called the Vito in Europe and the automaker just unveiled an all-new variant with a new electric version called the eVito.