Car axles and powertrain technology in general has changed a lot over the years, and EVs are sparking innovation that could replace axles as we know them today.

Contributor Content Cars once symbolized the very idea of freedom: the open road, an engine humming beneath the hood, and a world of possibilities beyond the driver’s seat. Yet in recent years, the ...

But long before Tesla Motors, Rivian Automotive, and Zero Motorcycles ... Hungarian engineer Anyos Jedlik developed an electromagnetic rotator in 1827. With no other practical uses for the ...

It's worth noting the sheer amount of effort that's been put into the design. Each cannelloni tube is held by a framework that looks more like a miniature car chassis, which succeeds in both gripping ...

Styled as a "retro" flying car, the Model A will operate as an all-electric car capable of vertical takeoff and landing. When ...

The Panasonic Lumix S1R II is available now priced at £2,999 / €3,599 / $3,499 body-only in the UK, Europe and USA ...

Spinning silver strands from steel wool is standard practice in the auto industry ... it will not help you rotate the vehicle by cleverly proportioning power side to side across the rear axle ...

Labour-intensive manufacturing is vanishing and millions of jobs could be lost, with repercussions for stability and growth ...

For decades, the V8 engine has been the gold standard for high-performance sports cars, delivering an intoxicating mix of ...

The saddle is small and doesn't rotate. It has a rubber insert ... there are at least four of these jack points on a car and they’re normally on the chassis, on the driver or passenger side ...

Alef’s retro-styled Model A will be a fully electric car that can take off vertically and land. To fly, the car’s chassis ...