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New vehicles have been tested in the safety of private tracks for decades, allowing automakers to reach reliable levels of performance before taking to public roads. Various facilities have opened up in recent years…

The economic ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic have caused a negative impact on growth in the transportation and logistics sectors. This has consequently inhibited the growth rate of the fleet management market for 2020 to 8%,…

More than 2.1 million electric vehicles (EVs) were sold globally in 2019, and sales are expected to soar to 3.4 million units in 2021. Market share remains in the low single digits, but there are concerns that the…

Over the next 20 years it is projected that there will be somewhere between 300 and 500 million electric vehicles (EVs) on the road. That total would constitute a staggering leap from the roughly five million new…

Ohio-based electric van maker Workhorse is on track to exceed plans to deliver hundreds of vehicles by the end of 2020. A flurry of orders during the third quarter (Q3) indicates growing interest in the start-up’s…

Biometrics systems have been used to great effect in a wide array of industries, bringing increased security and convenience to processes that might otherwise be time consuming and easy to hack. The term describes the…

From the stones used by our hunter-gatherer forebears to the ploughs of the agricultural era to the laptop I’m writing this article on, humans have used tools to get a range of jobs done. One consistent feature of those tools is…

From the stones used by our hunter-gatherer forebears to the ploughs of the agricultural era to the laptop I’m writing this article, on humans have used tools to get a range of jobs done. One consistent feature of those tools is…

It has been a rollercoaster ride for the automotive industry in 2020: from the COVID-19 pandemic and oil price wars to heightened geo-political tension and scathing reports on promising start-ups. All eyes are on 2021…

Hydrogen can be a divisive subject, but recent trends in the bus sector would suggest that fuel cell powertrains are becoming increasingly viable. Particularly in Europe, initiatives that were put in place a few years…