Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Japan unveils ROPITS
ROPITS (Robot for Personal Intelligent Transport System) is a single-passenger autonomous vehicle meant to travel on sidewalks. ROPITS is equipped with GPS, gyro sensor and laser sensors.It can pick-up and drop off a passenger autonomously, while the vehicle can be controlled by a joystick controller in the cockpit.
Would you buy an Apple iCar?
Apple has long been rumored to be working on an Apple car. Steve Jobs had dreamed of creating an iCar before his sad demise after a prolonged battle with pancreatic cancer. An Apple board member had stated that the car industry is a tragedy in America and Steve's dream was to design an iCar which would give the automotive industry the shake-up it required. Italy based auto designer Liviu Tudoran has taken cues from the Apple products and designed a concept car called iMove for the year 2020. Is this the Apple car of your dreams?
Road Test and Review: Volkswagen Polo GT 1.2 TSI
This one’s for the enthusiasts. If you wonder how on earth a 1.2 litre engine is going to impress an enthusiast, digest this: the new Polo GT is powered by a turbo-charged direct injection TSI petrol engine that develops a mighty 105PS and 174 Nm of torque, offering better performance than the discontinued 1.6 litre Polo. Those who cribbed about the Polo 1.2 being underpowered and the 1.6 being defunct would both find solace in the new Polo TSI.
Design
We love the Polo for its classic, sober design and there are not many changes that make the new Polo different from its predecessor. However, on the exterior, the new Polo TSI gets headlamps with black finish, GT badging on the front grille, new alloy wheels and GT TSI badging on the boot lid as well as the C pillar.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Dubai police get a 700bhp Lamborghini
Dubai police get a 700bhp Lamborghini Aventador
Dubai remains a city known for its wealth; built off the back of the oil industry, it now flourishes in tourism, real estate, and financial services. All that cash floating around evidently means one thing: lawbreakers drive highly expensive, fast cars. So, in response, the Dubai Police Department added an even faster car to its fleet – a 700-hp Lamborghini Aventador. No word on which lucky Dubai cop gets to pilot the beastly machine, nor if they require special driver training. One thing's for sure, applications to become a cop would be at an all-time high now. Also take a look at the exotic police cars from around the world.
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