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CAMBRIDGE, Mass — Today, MIT Technology Review releases its 2013 list of 50 Disruptive Companies (formerly the TR50). Over the last 12 months, in their multiple tech fields, the honorees have taken risks to unsettle an existing marketplace or c

Suzuki’s SMILE plant with co-owner Intelligent Energy engineers fuel cell concepts. This tiny teaser from World Car Fans touches on this business and technology union in this brief report: Suzuki has introduced a handful of fuel cell concepts,

The UK has rolled out a fleet of hydrogen-powered FCEVs, planned to be taking the roads in the next 20 years. Report on the government-funded study and benefits of fuel cells, as well as their likelihood to re-engineer the electric car as we see it

The “Driver Focus” concept is the latest response to the hazards presented by driver’s distractions. Continental’s prototype technology is a new safety measure that recognizes where the detects where the driver’s attent

In this revealing article on the Connected City Expo at the Mobile World Congress, modern infotainment and “connected car” systems capabilities are explored as an ever-present digital development that will continue to press the automotive

Meet the Bentley Flying Spur 2014. The fastest, most powerful four-door Bentley in the company’s history, set to go on show in March at the Geneva Motor Show, blends old-world craftsmanship and new world technology. Bentley claims that the new Flyi

DEARBORN, Mich., Feb. 20, 2013 – This weekend, the “stock car” officially returns to NASCAR competition. After more than two years of development, including extensive work by the Ford design center and Ford aerodynamic experts, the 2013 NASCAR

After a three month hiatus, generous incentives help boost interest for the Chevy Silverado and other pickups Nashville, TN — Dataium, the largest aggregator of online in-market automotive shopper behavior, today released its monthly Automotive S

GM takes the lead in trendy name-recognition by applying for .Buick and .Chevy with ICANN; as a result, Chrysler, Toyota, BMW, Honda, and others are staking their claim on brand-referencing in the following “not dot coms” as covered