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This Is The Oldest Engine Still Being Produced Today
Determining which engine still in production is currently the oldest is no easy fact to discover because of the wide variety of engines. But we figured it out.
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Here's What Might Be Causing Oil In Your Engine Air Filter
Every once in a while drivers might find oil in their engine's air filter, which is typically not where oil should be found. Here's the common culprit.
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Can A Car Battery Be Charged Without Disconnecting It First?
Charging your car's battery needn't be complicated, but it's worth checking the details first.
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In Its First Year, Rubin Observatory Will Gather More Space Data Than All Other Telescopes In History Combined
In just its first ten hours of activity, a single new observatory discovered 2,104 asteroids, or 10% of the entire astronomical community's annual job.
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Lucid's Level 2 Hands-Free Driver Assist Is Finally Coming This Month
Lucid Air owners with the DreamDrive Pro system will gain hands-free driving and automatic lane changes on July 30th via an over-the-air update.
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Rivians Get Google Maps Integration So You Hopefully Stop Caring There's Still No Apple CarPlay
The improved navigation will roll out to all R1S and R1T owners today.
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Boeing Is Building Next-Gen Satellites To Control America's Nukes
These satellites are the sort of thing you really hope that nobody ever has to use. But if the very worst ever happens, you'll really, really want them to work.
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How Much Copper Is In The Average New Car? More Than You Probably Think
It's not just EVs that use lots of copper, but internal combustion vehicles as well.
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This Electric Motorcycle Has A Real 4-Speed Manual, And It's Just For Fun
The Indian Matter Aera 5000 has a 5-kWh battery, a single electric motor making about 15 horsepower, a 0-25 mph time of 2.8 seconds, and a top speed of 65 mph.
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Swiss Startup Says It Can Make Gasoline Out Of Sunlight And CO2
For now, solar gasoline is more science fair than Shell station. But if it ever scales, it could let us have our horsepower and burn it too.
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Scientists Find New Way To Power Your Next Flight With Rotten Food
The banana peel rotting in your trash right now just might save the planet, if we can just find a way to turn it into jet fuel on the cheap.
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EPA Chief Takes Somehow-Bold Stance Of 'Chemtrails Aren't Real'
The EPA says it's time for you to stop shaking your fist at the sky.
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Disaster Looms As President Trump Plans To Defund Satellite Crash Avoidance Service
The U.S. Space Force and the entire private space industry are telling Congress this is a recipe for disaster.
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After Spouting Racism And Antisemitism, Elon Musk's Chatbot Is Headed To Tesla Vehicles
Days after X had to delete offensive posts by its pet AI, Grok, Elon Musk has promised the tech is coming to Tesla's EVs.
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How Volvo Turns A Normal SUV Into An Armored Car You Can Buy
Volvo is pulling back the curtain on how these rolling safe rooms are made.
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Lucid Shatters World Record With 749-Mile Drive On A Single Charge
It's impressive to see how far EVs have progressed in recent years, and hopefully, this level of development won't stop.
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You Don't Need To Be A Mechanic To Outsmart Your Check Engine Light
When the dreaded "Check Engine" light flashes, clever drivers pull out an OBDII scanner to see what's up.
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It's July 4, So Naturally It's Time To Start Thinking About Honda's Hybrid Snow Blowers
Honda is legendary for many things, but two stand out: an engineering-led corporate culture and the staggering range of products the company manufactures.
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Is It Safe To Use Cruise Control When Towing?
Cruise control can take a lot of stress off of driving, but is it safe to use while towing. Here's what you need to know before hooking up the trailer.
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Green Brake Lights On The Front Of Your Car Could Help Prevent Crashes
A recent study by the Technical University in Graz, Austria, suggests that front-facing brake lights could benefit everyone.
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A High-Mileage Electric Car Is Basically As Efficient As A Brand New One
On a 200-mile test a Tesla Model 3 with 228,000 miles on the odometer was just as efficient as one with only 18,000 miles.
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New Tires Could End Up Ten Times Tougher With Harvard's Crack-Resistant Rubber
We imagine this new, stronger rubber could also be used for things like timing belts.
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Natural Flax Fiber May Replace Carbon Fiber On Your Next M Car, And BMW Already Tested It In A 24-Hour Race
The dashboard, center console, hood, front splitter, doors, trunk and rear wing were all constructed out of renewable high-performance flax materials.
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Apple CarPlay Ultra Is Starting To Lose Car Brands
Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Polestar, Renault, and Volvo are no longer planning to incorporate CarPlay Ultra, despite being in Apple's WWDC 2022 presentation.
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How Long Do EV Batteries Really Last Compared To Gasoline Cars?
If you choose to buy a new EV you can rest easy knowing that long-term battery degradation is less of an issue than ever before.
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The Hybrid Corvette ZR1X Was Too Quick At The Drag Strip For Its Own Software
The ZR1X was going to be so quick at the drag strip that it would hit 150 mph before it completed the quarter-mile, disengaging the front motor.
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Volkswagen's Autonomous ID Buzz Robotaxi Is Actually Real, And Cities And Companies Can Buy Them Soon
This turnkey solution for Level 4 automated driving has its sights set on Waymo.
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