Living Vehicle provides update on CyberTrailer

The luxury electric trailer, inspired by Tesla’s Cybertruck, is designed to be more independent from utility connections using advanced solar panels and backup power generation systems and venture farther off-grid than any other RV on the market, according to its maker.

IndyCar goes hybrid-electric with energy recovery system

Honda Racing—with the help of Skeleton, Empel, Ilmor, BrightLoop Converters, and McLaren Applied—is supplying the system, which adds about 60 hp and 45 N·m, that debuts in the NTT IndyCar Series beginning with the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio this weekend.

Nyobolt’s ultra-fast charging batteries move from the lab to the track

Initial testing of the Nyobolt EV prototype engineered with Callum shows its batteries can charge from 10% to 80% in under 5 min, and independent testing by a leading global OEM confirmed over 4000 fast charge cycles, or 600,000 mi, while maintaining over 80% battery capacity.

Hyundai upgrades design and expands markets for all-electric subcompact

At the 2024 Busan International Mobility Show, the Korean OEM unveiled the A-segment Inster urban EV with up to 355 km of targeted WLTP driving range and sophisticated technology and safety features expanding the model’s reach to include markets like Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific.

IIHS-HLDI finds little evidence that partial automation prevents crashes

A new study from the auto insurance industry research firm confirms that partial automation in vehicles does not confer additional safety benefits beyond those of crash-avoidance features like front automatic emergency braking.