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Infiniti previews future fully-electric crossover
Infiniti celebrating 30 years in 2019 with a new Electric Vehicle platform. Infiniti will preview a vision for its first fully-electric crossover at The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit in January, revealing a new form design language for electrification, infused with Japanese DNA. Infiniti made its global debut 30 years ago…
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Battista to be launched as Italy’s most powerful and fastest car
Battista ‘Pinin’ Farina’s vision that one day there would be a stand-alone range of Pininfarina-branded cars is becoming reality. 90 years after Battista founded Carrozzeria Pininfarina, the Battista will be launched as Italy’s most powerful and fastest car. Named after Battista ‘Pinin’ Farina, the founder of the Carrozzeria Pininfarina coachbuilding company that he…
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Aston Martin to future-proof classics cars with world’s first reversible EV powertrain conversion
Driving a classic Aston Martin on pure EV power is a unique experience and one that will no doubt be extremely attractive to many owners, especially those who live in city centres. Paul Spires, President Aston Martin Works commented also foresees collectors adding another dimension to their collection by commissioning EV-converted heritage cars. With interest…
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Camping-trailer design: The future of caravanning is getting increasingly smarter
Technology has connected the world. We want to stay connected to the comforts of home, even when you are far from it. There’s no reason the “wired world” can’t follow us into the great outdoors, especially aboard the new range of high-end trailers available on the market. That means a more comfortable camping experience every…
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Is AI the new electricity?
Artificial intelligence is already used to recommend films, filter email and drive cars. Will it one day be as ubiquitous as electricity, and how can business leaders prepare?
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Aston Martin ready to fly car parts to UK if Brexit deal collapses
Carmaker pursues ‘no deal’ contingency plans as third-quarter sales nearly double