Energy storage technologies are evolving at an increasingly rapid pace. Today, they are playing a particularly important role in the automotive industry. EV battery companies are growing more and more every year, and there are really quite a lot of them.
From July 2022, amended regulations concerning the use of new obligatory safety systems in different kinds of cars will come into force in the area of the European Union. The updating comprising as many as 30 amendments is objected chiefly to improve the safety of cyclists and pedestrians on roads. How can the car manufacturers prepare for the upcoming changes?
There is no doubt today that all cars must be fitted with seats featuring belts and head restraints. However, we may not be aware of the evolution this element has undergone over recent decades. With the development of motoring and regulation, safety and comfort requirements have increased considerably and car seats have gained new functions that no one even thought of before.
Electric and combustion cars in winter conditions – what to look out for?
Discharging batteries, freezing fluids or scraping windscreens of frost are the daily routine of all drivers in winter. A period of sub-zero temperatures is demanding for both internal combustion engine cars and electric cars. Will either of these two drive types perform better in winter conditions?
Hybrid cars are growing in popularity in Europe, as evidenced by the fact that as many as half a million hybrid vehicles were sold in the first half of 2021 alone. During urban driving, they operate mainly in electric mode, which is economical and environmentally friendly. But is their operation equally beneficial in winter?
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