Ferrari’s Electric Car Matters
You may be skeptical of Ferrari’s coming EV. You might want to dismiss it entirely. Here’s why that’s a mistake. I wouldn’t be surprised if you read the first details…
Cadillac Wants to Predict the Future
If it were up to Cadillac, steering wheel displays and biometric monitoring would be tomorrow’s must-have luxury car features. The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Software has changed…
Skyjack’s highest scissor lift yet
The new SJ5545 E electric drive scissor lift from Linamar Corporation's Skyjack division represents the highest working height scissor in Skyjack's range of slab scissor lifts. This model is suitable…
Finalists named in Liebherr’s Game of Cranes ahead of November event
Liebherr received around 200 applications from mobile crane operators worldwide to participate in the Game of Cranes, and 25 of them made it to the preliminary rounds in Newport News…
‘Stay Tuned:’ Even Audi Wants a Mercedes-Benz G-Class Rival
The German automaker hinted at offering a Land Rover Defender competitor nearly three years ago—but now it’s serious. Nearly three years have passed since Audi’s former design chief hinted at…
They Don’t Make Supercars Like This Anymore
The Capricorn 01 Zagato has analog gauges, a five-speed dogleg manual transmission, and over 888 horsepower. You may not have heard of Capricorn Group, but you’ve likely seen its work.…
Bridgestone’s tire for mobile and all-terrain cranes provides enhanced stability
The Bridgestone V-Steel Highway Service 3 (VHS3) tire for mobile and all-terrain cranes expands the company's portfolio of specialty tires, further enhancing its commitment to innovation for all forms of…
Don’t Worry, Porsches Will ‘Always’ Have a Volume Knob
Even with the new Cayenne Electric’s screen-heavy interior, Porsche remains committed to the tactile volume knob. Some automakers have gone overboard with interior design, replacing traditional knobs and buttons with…
Finlay expands next-generation screening portfolio with redesigned inclined screeners
Manufacturer of mobile crushing, screening, and conveying equipment, Finlay, has two new inclined screener: the Finlay 693 and Finlay 694, as part of its screening portfolio. The redesigned models represent…
Volvo May Finally Get Rid of Its Most Annoying Feature
So long, key card. You won’t be missed. When I drove the Volvo EX30, one of the most frustrating features was its key card entry system. Instead of a traditional…