First-Class Seats Are a Thing of the Past. Airlines Are Now Focused on Offering Business Class Seats That Go Beyond Luxury
MobilityMany airlines are eliminating first class because it's not profitable—despite its very high price.
Read more »Many airlines are eliminating first class because it's not profitable—despite its very high price.
Read more »With the introduction of self-driving vehicles and humanoid robots, the company is transforming itself from an electric car maker to an AI and software leader.
Read more »At Thursday's event, Tesla showed the Cybercab, its fully autonomous taxi, for the first time.
Read more »Zuckerberg has not only changed his style of dress but has now gone a step further by daring to collaborate on the design of his family’s cars.
Read more »Employees at Tesla’s Gigafactory in Germany have recorded 17% sick leave. Their bosses personally visited them to see if they were ill, but the workers didn’t take kindly to this visit.
Read more »The U.S. seeks to prohibit all connected cars that use Chinese software or hardware.
Read more »The planet is full of undiscovered secrets. Many of them are abandoned racing cars you can only dream about.
Read more »In 2011, Laser Power Systems announced a thorium-powered system that could be installed under the hood, but it never materialized.
Read more »Even if you haven’t used TomTom in 20 years, this navigation system is more popular than ever.
Read more »Swiss, which received an award for offering the best first class service of any European airline in 2024, appears to have gone overboard with luxury.
Read more »Playing Fortnite in your car will be possible if you have a Mercedes.
Read more »Introducing robotaxis into neighborhoods may have unintended consequences for humans.
Read more »However, it needs to overcome several challenges before it can be implemented.
Read more »ZEMU is the U.S.’s first hydrogen train and is currently being tested in California.
Read more »The new batteries can provide a range of 600 miles on a single charge, can be fully recharged in just nine minutes, and have a useful life of up to two decades.
Read more »Its design allows it to travel on the ground at a speed of 75 mph or fly up to 6,000 feet high.
Read more »Ford is looking for solutions to address the economic issues of its EVs division.
Read more »Toyota acknowledges its mistakes and says it has fixed them in cars that are still in production.
Read more »Tesla had to explain the consequences of trying to pull one over its Superchargers.
Read more »Desperate, Volkswagen turns to China to fix its software problems.
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