Toyota Crown Unveiled With An Unconventional-For-Crown Look

Toyota Century is not the only line of luxury rides designed to be chauffeur-driven; there is also the Crown. The Toyota Crown namesake is over 10 years older than the Century. However, it is not quite a full-size luxury automobile; it is a mid-size luxury car that used to share the Century’s squarish form – …

Alpine A4810 Concept Car by Students of IED

28 Master students studying Transportation Design at the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) Design School in Turin were given the opportunity to design the next-generation vehicle for Alpine Motors and this is the result: The A4810, a futuristic two-seater supercar.

The World’s First Hydrogen-powered Helicopter May Arrive Sooner Than You Think

Radio control aircraft have been using battery-powered electric motors for decades and so why not a full-size aircraft? Oh, right. The range. That’s not to mention the awfully long time required for recharging. Notwithstanding those shortfalls, many aerospace companies are developing battery-powered aircraft, albeit mostly – if not all – are all short-range transportation. As …

As Beautiful As The Hopium Māchina Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Is, It Won’t Happen Until 2025

There is a first hydrogen race car planned for Le Mans in 2024 and the car you see here, the Hopium Māchina, aims to be part of the race. The car is by HMC (Hydrogen Motive Company) group, a recently established company of French racing driver Olivier Lombard, under its new Hopium brand.

Riversimple Wants To Popularize Hydrogen Car By Open Sourcing

Toyota and Honda may have made headway in fuel cell technology, but they did not really built their fuel cell cars from the ground up, or at least, not quite according to a young British automobile brand, Riversimple. Riversimple is startup who have developed a hydrogen-powered car called The Rasa that goes beyond plucking out …

Toyota Fuel Cell Vehicle Takes a Jump from Concept to Production, Heading to California in 2015 for $57,500

We’re not going to dig into whether the two separate announcements of fuel cell car by the two auto giants were coincidence or intentional. In our previous article, you learnt about Honda’s plan for a 2016 fuel cell-powered ride, and on the same day, Toyota also made its FCV official, giving it a name and …

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