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Experts warn that built-in USB ports in modern cars are primarily designed for data transfer rather than fast charging, leading to low efficiency when powering devices.
International transport organizations have issued an ultimatum to Athens due to critical congestion at the Kipoi border crossing. Waiting times at the border are reaching 72 hours, directly affecting Bulgarian logistics companies.
Average car repair costs are reaching new records, with electrical systems now overtaking drivetrains as the most expensive category. Increased complexity and material prices are forcing drivers to visit service centers less frequently.
BMW is changing the concept of its iconic X5 model. The new generation combines retro-futuristic design, innovative technologies, and offers a fully electric iX5 variant for the first time.
Scammers are using the names of legitimate car dismantling companies to drain consumers. Here is how to recognize the trap and avoid becoming a victim.
The town of Tryavna will once again host a large-scale event for classic vehicle lovers. On July 25, over 70 retro cars are expected to pass through the town's pedestrian zone.
The German automotive giant BMW is implementing a new tool via ChatGPT, which will allow potential buyers to choose models and configurations through a simple conversation with AI.
Photos of the third generation of the popular Peugeot 208 hatchback have appeared online. The new model will be fully electric, will use the STLA One platform, and will offer a revolutionary steer-by-wire system.
Fiat is preparing to withdraw its 500e and Abarth 500e electric models from the Australian market. High prices and weak interest have led to a situation where the Italian mass-market manufacturer is lagging even behind Lamborghini.
The European automotive market reports significant growth, driven by explosive interest in electric vehicles. Chinese brands are strengthening their positions, while high fuel prices are stimulating the transition to electric mobility.
The European Commission is exploring technology that would allow cars to automatically reduce their speed using GPS and 5G connections. The idea has sparked sharp criticism regarding privacy and cybersecurity.
Ferrari's new limited 12Cilindri Manuale model promises the feel of a classic manual transmission, but actually uses complex software to manage an automatic gearbox.
Electric vehicles are at the forefront of depreciation rates, while cult gasoline models retain their market value best. The analysis is based on real Italian data.
The German brand Opel has announced an ambitious project to build a manufacturing base in Algeria. The agreement with the local state-owned company includes not only vehicle assembly but also the creation of the country's first light engine production line.
Toyota solidifies its leadership position in the Japanese business ecosystem. According to a new report by Brand Finance, the automotive sector remains a major pillar of the country's economy.
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