On Wednesday, the state of Nevada became the first state to approve driverless vehicles to operate on public streets. The state will allow companies to operate self driving vehicles, but the vehicle must have a minimum of 2 occupants, 1 of which can assume control of the vehicle if needed.

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Showing posts with label new technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new technology. Show all posts
Friday, February 17, 2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
EV Cars Tax Credit Increase Proposed, Are EV Cars a Solution to the Future?
In an effort to increase the amount of electric vehicles on the road, the Obama Administration announced it would like to increase the current tax credit for EV cars from $7,500 to $10,000.
An article by the Detroit Free Press states President Obama would like to see "...1 million advanced-technology vehicles on U.S. Roads by 2015." The proposal also includes a recommendation for increasing staff members to continue loans for advanced vehicle manufacturing. There was no word on how much the tax credit would affect the government's budget.
An article by the Detroit Free Press states President Obama would like to see "...1 million advanced-technology vehicles on U.S. Roads by 2015." The proposal also includes a recommendation for increasing staff members to continue loans for advanced vehicle manufacturing. There was no word on how much the tax credit would affect the government's budget.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Linking to Facebook easier in upcoming Mercedes Benz models
Mercedes-Benz will have drivers connecting to Facebook and Google much easier starting with their 2013 SL model line. The technology is called mbrace2, and MB plans to incorporate the technology into most of their vehicles.
More details here: mbrace2 from Mercedes-Benz
More details here: mbrace2 from Mercedes-Benz
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