Schooling and tool costs are mighty expensive, and Volvo thinks its new program can save newly trained techs up to $20,000.
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UK will take a crack at regulating future self-driving car systems
The idea is to get ahead of future technology that could start rolling out as soon as next year.
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Lucid Air charging details, travel-stop fast-chargers, August EV deals: Today’s Car News
Electric vehicle deals this month are favoring buying over leasing, in at least some instances. More road-trip fast-chargers are being added where long-haul travelers are likely to stop. And Lucid is claiming faster charge times than Tesla. This and more, here at Green Car Reports.
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New 2021 Skoda Enyaq EV teased again ahead of official reveal
Skoda’s design department has teased the upcoming Enyaq’s front and rear lights before the pure-electric crossover is unveiled next month
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Lucid SUV spotted, Air set to be fastest-charging EV with 300 miles of range in 20 minutes
Lucid Motors has hinted that its Air electric luxury sedan will be followed by an SUV, and now that SUV has been spotted testing on public roads. The new model broke cover at roughly the same time that Lucid made a bold claim for the Air.
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Don’t Go Looking for a 2021 Vehicle—You Likely Won’t Find One
During this same week in 2019, 11 percent of vehicles in lots were 2020s. This year, only 2 percent of vehicles at the dealership are 2021s.
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AI automatic tuning delivers step forward in quantum computing
Researchers at Oxford University, in collaboration with DeepMind, University of Basel and Lancaster University, have created a machine learning algorithm that interfaces with a quantum device and ‘tunes’ it faster than human experts, without any human input. They are dubbing it “Minecraft explorer for quantum devices.”
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Trust is key to effectiveness in virtual communities, researchers find
With the global COVID-19 pandemic shifting more and more of our work and school online, virtual communities are more important than ever—but how do we know, without bias, that our online groups are actually successful in helping us with our goals? A team of researchers based in Italy think has […]