BYD has quietly added a new electric MPV to its UK line-up, which looks to tempt taxi drivers with more than 250 miles of range and a capacious cabin. Autocar has found official UK specifications for the second-generation e6, a five-seat MPV based on the Chinese-market Song Max. Although BYD refused to give more details, a launch here is […]
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Rather than cranking the dial up to 11 as the CSL did, this car aims for a perfect 10 Getting excited about the BMW M4 CS requires an understanding of its big sibling, the M4 CSL. That was the 1000-off, extra-special M4 that came out a couple of years ago, and while it was hideously expensive,
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The EX135 proved very versatile, being revised many times after the war to eventually break the records in the 350cc, 500cc and 750cc categories as well. Despite a lack of competition, MG still wasn’t satisfied, so in 1954 it cooked up the EX179, matching a pill-shaped body with an enhanced version of the 948cc A-series
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For all his expansionist plans, Farley believes Ford needs to be careful about diversifying the brand too far. He said: “Some people think we could mix Mustang with off-road driving – look at what Porsche has done with the 911 Dakar, and what Lamborghini has been doing. But I’m not so sure about that.” One
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What’s Spanish for ‘meltdown’? That’s what Seat chairman Thomas Schäfer caused at the Munich motor show last September when asked about the long-questioned future of the country’s national car maker. In a roundtable interview at which Autocar was present and reported his comments from first, Schäfer said “the future of Seat is Cupra”; investments would go to Cupra
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Close Of all the senior jobs created amid the current transformation of the automotive industry, the one held at Stellantis by Alison Jones sounds like the one with the most grit and the least glamour. As vice-president of Circular Economy, it’s Jones’s job to pull together myriad unsexy activities, such as used part sales, across the multinational
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William Rawn Associates released this week their vision for a major renovation at Boston’s Museum of Science (MoS). The project will yield a new venue called the Public Science Common. Here, within a future 10,000-square-foot space is where three of MoS’s key departments will be located: the Center for Life Sciences, Center for the Environment,
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In the 1990s, after working on special effects for films, Lynda Weinman taught digital media and motion graphics at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, and wrote a book about designing for the World Wide Web. She founded Lynda.com in 1995 with her husband, Bruce Heavin, an illustrator and artist. Over time, the
How Do You Choose The Ideal Employee Scheduling Software For Your Business? As businesses grow in numbers, keeping track of employees’ schedules or availability is becoming increasingly challenging. And no one wants to be wasting time on a daily basis checking shifts, noting down absences, or tracking availability. If any of that sounds like a
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Factors You Should Consider For Your EdTech App Development An EdTech development company specializes in creating software applications, tools, and platforms that enhance teaching and learning experiences. These companies leverage their expertise in education and technology to develop innovative solutions for various educational needs. In this article, we will uncover the factors you should look
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