Play button Self-Driving Cars Will Improve Our Cities. If They Don’t Ruin Them.Backchannel - WIRED Staff Ten years ago I found myself standing outside the Automotive Hall of Fame in Dearborn, Michigan. I looked out over acres of glinting windshields in a …
Elon Musk Twitter rant a 'case study' in how not to handle a crisis, experts sayThe Guardian - Nicky WoolfTesla CEO Elon Musk has been bullish in his defense of his company following the death in May of a driver using the car’s “autopilot” feature, even claiming that in the last year “500,000 people would
If You Build It, They Will Come500ish.com - M.G. Siegler Tesla’s Model 3 pre-orders are both insane and not insane This headline says it all: Pre-sales of Tesla’s Model 3 topped first-year projections in …
The Dealership of the Future May Resemble an Apple Store – FeatureCar and Driver - By Daniel GolsonThe next-gen SUV will be getting a large curved touchscreen atop the dashboard. While only the Korea-spec model has been revealed, the Sonata hybrid will come to the U.S. next year. BMW offers a "lifetime"
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BMW's Electric i3 May Be the Perfect Cyclist's CarWIRED - DL Byron I love fresh air. I love the open road, and any way of getting around that doesn't require fossil fuel. I live in Seattle. I recycle. I ride bikes, a …
Allan McNish column: Is Formula 1 losing its soul?bbc.co.uk - By Allan McNishIn the last week, there have been media reports questioning the future of the British Grand Prix and the announcement of a 21-race calendar for the 2016 season. In combination with this weekend's stop
Driverless robot taxis to be tested in Japanese townThe Guardian - Justin McCurry in TokyoFujisawa residents will be ferried in driverless cars, which, if successful, could be used to transport spectators for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Dozens of people in Japan will be whisked to the local shops
Boris Johnson accuses Uber of 'systematically breaking the law'The Guardian - Jamie GriersonUber is coming under increasing pressure after Boris Johnson accused the taxi-hailing app of systematically breaking the law. In his weekly column for the Telegraph, the mayor of London said Uber’s mobile
