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Emissions
BMW X3
Since the first-generation X3’s launch seven years ago, vehicle development has switched focus to ... more.
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Chassis
Know your limits
You rely on steering wheel feel to judge how much grip the tyres have but you’d be safer if the ve... more.
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Safety
TRW's director for global R&D, Dr Alois Seewald
Growing importance of safety systems and integration... more.
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Commercial Vehicles
Daimler Vito E-Cell
We take a look at Daimler’s first mass-produced electric commercial vehicle, Vito E-cell van... more.
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Hybrids & EVs
Q&A: Prof Gordon Murray
Gordon Murray Design's chief executive officer discusses his T.27 electric vehicle's key attributes ... more.
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Testing
Bentley's acoustics and aerodynamics chief Aaron Hankinson
The challenge of making vehicles worth €320,00 pitch-perfect... more.
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Downsizing
Magna Powertrain’s head of global products Walter Sackl
How future powertrain development will affect all-wheel drive technologies and why China is the larg... more.
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Drivetrain
Four wheels good
Audi is adapting its Quattro all-wheel drive technology for hybrid powertrains, which will go into s... more.
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Motorsport
Racing on a budget
Changes to the World Rally Championship are making it more competitive and more relevant. Turbos and... more.
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Body-in-white
Design: Not such a drag after all
Mazda wants to improve aerodynamics without making its vehicles look boring. The firm’s designers ... more.
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Design
Back to the future
Easy to use and easy on the eye. Mazda showcases the Shinari concept car... more.
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Transmissions
FAW Hongqi gets 7-speed DCT
BorgWarner's latest wet-clutch technology reduces fuel consumption... more.
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High Performance
Jaguar F-Type coming in 2012
Aluminium convertible will take on Porsche Boxster in the sports car segment... more.
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Hybrids
Alfred Büchi the inventor of the turbocharger
Turbocharging technology made the combustion engine more reliable and efficient, but the first syste... more.