LM2 Streamliner – one man’s art, another man’s NOT
The LM2 Streamliner is supposed to be “not only an engineering tour-de-force”, according to the company’s website, but also “a masterpiece equivalent to fine art.” Hmm, we’re not so sure about that.
The LM2 Streamliner is supposed to be “not only an engineering tour-de-force”, according to the company’s website, but also “a masterpiece equivalent to fine art.” Hmm, we’re not so sure about that.
In 2003, Tesla Motors was founded with one simple mission: to manufacture electric vehicles that didn’t compromise on speed or performance.
Goodyear has unveiled its plans for what could become the most significant advancement in car technology since we have had cars.
It seems like Google and Apple are serious about making an impact in the automotive industry with their driverless concept and electric vehicles; the question I want to know the answer to is how many players in the industry will be affected? Can the introduction of driverless vehicles affect the value chain of the car industry?
We know that every show, no matter how great, has to come to an eventual end. But all Top Gear fans probably thought that the beloved automotive TV programme would keep going for years, just like Doctor Who has been doing since the sixties. Now it seems that the end has come after all.
Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and Space X, must be a little confused; less than a year ago, he was warning about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but in a subsequent breath he seems to be moving his flagship Tesla Model S very firmly into the realms of autonomous mobility, which of course are also known as self-driving cars.