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- Road Test of BMW i8 Concludes it’s a "Sexy, Superhuman Hybrid and Porsche 911 Eater"
- Chinese Owners of Fisker Say Second Model Could Come in 2017
- Morphing Skins Could Boost Cars' Efficiency by Reducing Drag; Idea Taken from Dimpled Golf Balls
| Road Test of BMW i8 Concludes it’s a "Sexy, Superhuman Hybrid and Porsche 911 Eater" Posted: 27 Jul 2014 10:33 AM PDT  The first thing that strikes you about the BMW i8 is the way it looks. It's really the kind of car you expect at any second to transform into a humanoid-like robot and shoot laser beams. In fact, the laser emitters are on display even when it's not transformed, neatly hidden at the back of the car, used as rear lights. Read more »    |
| Chinese Owners of Fisker Say Second Model Could Come in 2017 Posted: 27 Jul 2014 08:53 AM PDT  It seems that the new Chinese owners of Fisker, parts giant Wanxiang, have discovered some 250 "bugs" that need tending to before the Karma is worthy for production yet again. It could have been some of these problems that caused the fires and general niggles that were reported on the first cars to come out. Read more »   |
| Morphing Skins Could Boost Cars' Efficiency by Reducing Drag; Idea Taken from Dimpled Golf Balls Posted: 27 Jul 2014 07:24 AM PDT  What will they think of next to make our cars more efficient? Well, it seems that one hot topic right now is morphing car skins that reduce drag. This basically means imperfections would be created and the surface texture altered on the go, through the use of clever new materials and techniques. Read more »   |
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