Many experts think that by 2040 most of us will be driving a fuel-cell hydrogen vehicle (FCHV) because the concept makes a lot of sense. By Jake Venter on ToyotaZone The FCV-R conc
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Vololights, a powered licence plate frame, alerts other drivers to rates of deceleration of motorbikes, whether the rider uses engine braking, downshifting or brake levers to decel
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Kudos to General Motors South Africa for this innovative marketing campaign for the new Isuzu KB. Inspired by Google Street View, the company has mapped some of the country’s rem
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With Road Sign Information technology, you’ll never miss important road signs. A forward-looking camera detects road signs, such as speed limits and signs that prohibit over
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Nissan plans to equip some of its models with “steer-by-wire”, a computerized engine technology, to control steering electronically. The system works by sending signals
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That feeling when you are about to change lane and all of a sudden a car appears out of nowhere, in your blind spot – both shocking and scary. This particular hazard is somet
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Using the new, free fun2drive app from Bosch installed on a smartphone, drivers can read out fault codes via the vehicle’s on-board diagnostics (OBD) interface while on the m
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Intel is backing new, complex headlight technology that “removes” raindrops from the driver’s view when driving in the rain.
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Volvo is promising improved night visibility while considering other road users, with its Active High Beam technology. The system negates flicking between low and high beam during
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The Centre of Automotive Management and PricewaterhouseCoopers have given Bosch the 2013 Automotive Innovation Award in powertrain technology and electronics categories. One of the
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