The NMA Foundation presents The Car of the Future Weekly Roundup: In this week’s Car of the Future Weekly Roundup –Norway might do away with EV incentives for Tesla— –Paris and Holland plan to banish all but EVs by 2030— –CA comes up with their own rules for driverless— –USPS talks driverless– Click on the […]
Car of the Future Weekly Roundup for October 18, 2017
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October 18, 2017
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Auto Industry, DRIVERLESS CARS, Mass Transit, SAFETY, Traffic Congestion
Will RV’s Ever Go Electric?
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, claims that every mode of transportation will be electric in the next few decades. The only exception the Musk points out is, of course, rockets. While many people might be asking lofty questions like, “Can you electrify supersonic, jet-propulsion aircraft?” Our minds went somewhere a little less […]
China as the New Motor City
GM’s Buick division is doing extremely well . . . in China. The Chinese own Volvo. And may soon own Jeep — one of the few still-viable pieces of what used to be Chrysler. For now, it’s FiatChrysler. Emphasis on for now. Fiat invested in what was just Chrysler, hoping to use the once-Big-Three company […]
TheNewspaper.com Roundup: October 16, 2017
October 16, 2017
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Auto Industry, DUI/DWI, Red-Light Cameras, Speed Cameras, TheNewspaper, Traffic Tickets
In this week’s TheNewspaper.com Roundup! –SeaTac, WA dumps RLCs– –Anti-Supercar Policty Reversed– –Redflex loses in a Texas slapdown– Friday, October 13, 2017 Ohio Supreme Court Clears Strip Club In Drunk Stripper Accident A stripper’s place of business cannot be held liable for her after-hours drunk driving crash, the Ohio Supreme Court held in a ruling […]
Is the ramp up of Electric Cars too fast?
The NMA Foundation presents The Car of the Future weekly feature: Two weeks ago in this blog I asked the question Is this the Dawn of the Electric Vehicle Revolution? Since that time three major automakers announced electric dreams of some pretty epic proportions. General Motors believes in an “all-electric future.” The biggest American automaker said that in […]
