Russia Disclosure of a distinctive and environmentally friendly small electric vehicle

According to the information provided by the designers of the new vehicle, the vehicle can be used as a small sports vehicle in golf courses or in parks, and it can also be used to move around in closed places such as hotels, commercial markets, and factories.

The vehicle got an open structure on both sides, approximately 3 meters long, weighing 650 kg. It also got special supports to increase the rigidity of its body, and two seats equipped with sports seat belts.

It was also equipped with special brakes and suspension systems, and a 20-kilowatt engine with a liquid-cooled system, providing a torque equivalent to 27 horsepower.

According to the available information, the new vehicles will have batteries sufficient to travel 60 km per charge, and they are scheduled to be launched on the Russian market next April.

Source: moto1

Peugeot showcases French beauty with one of its most exclusive cars

Peugeot unveiled the new "508", which impressed many with its beautiful and distinctive details.

The new car got distinctive touches that make it more modern and beautiful compared to the “508” vehicles of the previous generation, as the shape of the front end, the shape of the radiator cover, the shapes of the air vents, and the shapes of the shock absorbers changed.

The vehicle was equipped with new lamps equipped with lenses that give it excellent illumination. On both sides of the front end and at the bottom of the lamps, illuminated LED stripes with a very distinctive design were installed. The “508” was also equipped with wide wheels ranging in size from 17 to 20 inches.

Distinction in this car also appears through its interior design, especially the design of the driving interface, which has elegant keyboards that resemble piano keys and are installed below the touch screen. Luxury features appeared on the car’s cabin through the overlapping of leather with chrome with elements covered with luxurious wood veneer.

Peugeot supported its vehicle with the latest safety standards, as it provided it with a blind spot system to avoid accidents, an adaptive brake control system in emergency cases, and equipped it with light and rain sensors, distance sensors, and front and rear cameras.

The models of this vehicle operate with hybrid systems that include gasoline engines and electric motors, and versions will be offered with 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engines with a torque of 130 horsepower, and 1.6-liter turbocharged engines with a torque of 218 horsepower.

Source: moto1

Hyundai amends the famous "i10" and introduces it to new markets

Hyundai announced its intention to launch modified versions of the "i10" vehicles, intended for European countries and some other global markets.

The new cars are distinguished from the "i10" vehicles that were revealed late last year with modified front fascias, a new grille for the front radiator cover, in which distinctively designed LED lights were integrated, as well as new design taillights as well.

The new cars come with a body length of 381 cm or 267 cm, equipped with 15-inch wheels, and a small pneumatic deflector was installed on the rear of the chassis to maintain stability at high speeds.

And internally, the "i10" got a new driving interface, and on this interface a panel was installed that includes two screens, one digital in front of the driver, and the other tactile to control the multimedia systems and some other vehicle technologies.

The vehicle was equipped with an automatic emergency braking system, a cornering stability system, a tire pressure monitoring system, a cruise control system while traveling, light and rain sensors, and front and rear distance sensors.

Hyundai will offer several copies of them with different engines, 1.0-liter engines with 67 horsepower torque, 1.2-liter engines with 84 horsepower torque, and 1.0-liter turbine engines with 100 horsepower torque, and these engines will work with five-speed automatic or mechanical gearboxes.

Source: moto1

Yandex expands its fleet of self-driving cars

The Russian company Yandex intends to expand its fleet of developed, self-driving cars to 1,000 within two years, in order to speed up trials of this new technology and launch it as a taxi service in Moscow.

After its cars managed to travel a million kilometers on the roads of Russia, the United States and other countries.