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A mechanical engineer who builds cars just told us what the next big leap in EVs will be
We had a chat with a mechanical engineer to ask him a few burning questions about the automotive industry, including something people want to know about EVs. Some of the answers weren’t surprising, ...
Strange cars have always had a place in how automobiles evolved. Not everyone wanted something sensible or predictable on wheels. A few creators saw regular transport as too dull, so they reached for ...
If you live somewhere that gets cold in the winter, you've probably seen cars parked outdoors covered in a thin layer of ice on a chilly morning. But what causes this frost, and how can you get rid of ...
With a degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford, an early career at Ford and 10 years as CEO of Fictiv, can Dave Evans use ChatGPT to make his dream of electrifying a 1958 Mercedes a reality?
Mechanical engineer and Stanford professor Chris Gerdes answers the internet's automotive questions. Why aren't solar powered cars a thing yet? How do self-driving cars see? How can Teslas crash when ...
The Cadillac V-One isn't just a race car in paint scheme. Here's what actually separates it from Cadillac's factory Le Mans prototypes Hint: lots of engineering headaches. There’s the engine side, the ...
This video ranks the most reliable car brands on a tiered list. From Toyota to Nissan, Honda, Subaru, Ford, Volkswagen, BMW, Tesla, and Mercedes, we analyze the build of these cars. The AutoGuide ...
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