In the middle of the investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) into the safety of the Tesla Model S, the vehicle has come out top of the latest owner satisfaction charts by Consumer Reports Magazine.
For what seems like an eternity, the debate has waged over what should replace the internal combustion engine (ICE), which powers most of our cars and that we all know, but have come to believe has now outlived its usefulness and needs to be replaced before the CO2 content of our atmosphere reaches a critical point.
Every auto manufacturer is researching into the future of transportation.
Women, you may think it a drag that you have to drive yourselves everyday to and from work, to the grocery store and to pick up your children. You may resent the fact that you have to endure traffic congestions and the monotony of bumper-to-bumper crawls. You may take it for granted…until the right to drive is taken from you.
Our writer, LILY, finds herself breathing deeper with a piece of news that she has just read…
We are going to be free from hazardous vehicle emissions very soon. Are you feeling excited or cynical about this statement? If all goes well, the exhaust pipes of cars will release steam instead of foul smelling smoke.
Columnist MAC has a seemingly odd proposition to counter air pollution. Hear him out…
Okay, okay, here I go again. This time with probably the longest and potentially most controversial headline this publication will ever carry and one that doesn’t seem to have any bearing on cars or the science of cars, but bear with me. The smog in China and the amount of meat that is now being consumed in that territory does have a direct relevance to our view of the humble automobile and, of course, global implications when we consider the pending battle we face with global warming.