HiTech
HitechThis breakout American car maker is pushing the boundaries of interior design as it hopes to crack the mainstream, but it may have gone too far with its latest addition.
HitechWindscreen wipers have been a feature on new cars for as long as most of us can remember, and now Tesla is planning on removing them for good. But what will replace them?
HitechTesla and Elon Musk have revealed the world’s most controversial ute, with the futuristic pick-up truck unlike anything you’ve ever seen on the road.
HitechElectric cars are often pictured as funless buzz boxes that can’t hold a candle to conventional petrol cars. But the latest example will change how you look at zero emissions vehicles forever.
HitechThe South Korean giant is working on new technology that is set to revolutionise your daily commute and make it a much more peaceful experience.
HitechThe Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen is one of the biggest, baddest cars on the planet known for its giant engine and tough off-road ability. But there is a huge change coming.
HitechElectric cars in Australia are held back by their lack of range, but Hyundai’s updated Ioniq has gone a long way to resolve those issues.
HitechThe Blue Oval’s performance hero is one of the world’s most well known sports cars and it is about to go through a wild transformation. But one strange feature sets it apart from all others.
HitechThe SEMA show in Las Vegas is known for its wild concept cars and this head-turning retro-looking ute is no different, but what lies beneath will amaze you.
HitechNew driver aids are designed to help protect drivers and others involved in a crash, but new crash test results show that some people are in big danger.
HitechAll car makers are focusing on building plug-in electric cars, but there is another option that is easier to refill and has longer range.
HitechAs Japan’s largest manufacturer, Toyota was front and centre at the country’s motor show. But it took a very different approach that could point to the future.
HitechPowerhouse car makers are developing a new technology that could change the way we drive and making the road a much safer place.
HitechAustralia’s major car manufacturing shut up shop several years ago, but one cutting-edge brand wants to change that.
HitechThe Japanese brand is taking the next step in personalised mobility — producing a vehicle that will build an emotional bond with the driver.
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