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Rolls-Royce unveils driverless concept car
Rolls-Royce has unveiled a driverless concept car - the first of its kind - which promises to flaunt its owners' importance.
Rolls-Royce has unveiled a driverless concept car - the first of its kind - which promises to flaunt its owners' importance.
Plans to test dummies in back seats in new models as part of its 5-Star Safety Ratings Program will begin in 2019.
COMMENT: Automakers are getting the sense that the business of automotive transportation might be about to change radically.
The Chinese owner of the London Taxi Co has raised $400 million for a project to electrify its iconic black cabs.
Apple's decision to invest $1 billion in Chinese company Didi is a sign of its growing interest in transportation.
Norway's $850 billion state pension fund, will join a class action lawsuit brought against the company by private investors in Germany.
COMMENT: John Key should be looking to Canada for inspiration, where Justin Trudeau has made a commitment for his Government's limos to go electric, writes Barry Soper.
Electric cars will soon be allowed to drive in bus lanes, the Government has revealed. The rule change is part of a long-awaited plan to increase the uptake of electric vehicles in New Zealand.
It will take more than Tesla alone to green the global transportation sector.
Excited New Zealanders now face a long wait to receive Tesla's affordable electric car.
The Model 3 could become Tesla's make-or-break moment.
Wall Street analysts agree: Elon Musk's electric-vehicle company is getting ready for something big.
The update could give the Model S a range of over 300 miles.
Vehicles moving autonomously is a question of ''when,'' not "if,'' BMW says.
Who needs a car that reaches 335 kph when we're all stuck in traffic?
If you hop into one of Google's pod-like self-driving cars, you now legally won't be considered the driver.
The customer is always right, goes the saying. But if you're rude, don't expect that maxim to apply universally as one man found ou
Depending on who you ask, it's either the perfect testing site, or a terrible one.
You hate them on your phone and dread them on your computer -- now, those pesky software updates are coming to your car.
Electric vehicles have the capacity to make a dramatic impact to the carbon footprint of New Zealand's passenger vehicle fleet.
The family sedan's decades of dominance are coming to an end: Compact SUVs are the new family car of choice.
Tesla Motors Inc. hit the low end of its latest target to deliver at least 50,000 vehicles for the year.
Nevada, United States is starting to look like the place where the electric car's future will be decided.
Western Australia has had more than its fair share of rags-to-riches stories.
An electric BMW has won the New Zealand Car of the Year this year.