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Autonomous cars and the future of Middle East mobility

From decarbonisation to safety, self-driving vehicles are pillar of green transition

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Self-driving cars can communicate with each other to coordinate speeds and improve traffic flow, which reduces congestion and enhances transport efficiency.

Why Gen Z prefers to rent, not own cars

UAE’s young drivers value flexibility, tech, and sustainability over long-term ties

When considering whether to rent a car, it's essential to ask the right questions to your dealership to ensure you make an informed decision.

Engines of emotion: The last great roar of luxury SUVs

While luxury brands embrace electrification, three SUVs stay true to the combustion engine

A few truly special SUVs remind us why the growl of an engine still stirs the soul.

Ford Expedition makes a confident comeback in the UAE

All-new Expedition combines powerful EcoBoost engines, cutting-edge tech, and versatility

With the fifth-generation Expedition officially launched in the UAE, Ford is reintroducing its full-size offering at a time when SUV buyers expect more than just size.

China's 2026 GS8 stakes its claim

SUV combines bold design, premium features, and impressive value

The GAC GS8 offers features that often appear only in top-tier trims in cars at a higher price range.

Bentley's Bentayga Speed: Beast in a Savile Row suit

New Bentayga Speed hides a twin-turbocharged V8 eager to shred silence and tarmac alike

The Bentayga Speed is less about outright velocity and more about how Bentley delivers it: with poise, control, and that all important sense of occasion.

More EV prototypes unveiled by iPhone maker Foxconn

With 15,000 pre-orders, commercial production of Models B and V starts by year-end

Foxconn's Model V pickup truck prototype was unveiled at an event in Taipei on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022. The tech subcontractor took the wraps off two new electric vehicles which embody the iPhone maker’s electric vehicle ambitions.

Can Pham Nhat Vuong beat Elon Musk in EV race?

Vietnamese billionaire’s bold dream is on a collision course with Tesla chief in EV race

Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong (left) founded electric vehicle maker VinFast, which started making cars in Vietnam in 2019. To back his US ambitions, Vuong has set up a 50-member research office in California, and is also building a $4-billion EV and battery factory in North Carolina. With a 10-year warranty and a battery-swapping offer on his EVs, Vuong hopes to start selling his cars in the US from later this year (2022), making him in direct competition with Elon Musk of Tesla.

Self-driving firm floats 'sale' to Apple or Microsoft

Aurora Innovation considering ways to stay competitive

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6 key tips to maintain an electric vehicle

EVs don’t require much upkeep – but there are still some important things to keep in mind

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Trouble brewing in Europe’s auto lobby over EV goals

Volvo latest carmaker to exit ACEA after Stellantis over climate change efforts

The Volvo C40 Recharge. Volvo Group said it is withdrawing because it believes ACEA's efforts to combat climate change aren't aggressive enough.

The Mercedes Vision EQXX breaks own efficiency record

Previous record of 1,008km was broken by car that did 1,202km

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