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Vector has introduced the Model Option Electric Motor for its CANoe test environment, enabling developers to validate electric motor control units (MCUs) before physical components become available. The German supplier said the option, available since …
A revised Denza Z9 GT[1], developed under BYD[2]’s premium Denza brand, has appeared in the latest Ministry of Industry and Information Technology regulatory filing in China. The filing confirms powertrain updates for both pure electric and plug-in hyb…
A lorry burst into flames this afternoon, bringing a stretch of the motorway[1] to a standstill.
Traffic stopped on the M1 southbound between Northampton and Milton Keynes, with three of four lanes closed between junction 15 (Northampton) and junction…
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Recent regulatory filings indicate that BYD is preparing a significant brand restructuring with the launch of its new sub-brand, Linghui, aimed at clearly separating a new group of vehicles from its core product portfolio. As part of this effort, four…
Richard Ashcroft[1] has been banned from driving for six months and ordered to pay a fine after being caught speeding.
The former frontman of The Verve[2] was sentenced this week (January 7) at Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court in London, and was order…
Drivers in England can find out how their local councils are tackling potholes following the introduction of a new traffic rating system from the Department for Transport (DfT).
The system shows 154 local highway authorities rated as red, amber or gree…
Much of the network was built in the 1960s and 1970s, as car ownership expanded – but those roads and bridges are now reaching the end of their “serviceable life”, explains Nicola Bell, the agency’s executive director.In Wales, too, a large amount of h…