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Since China as a country, and its road networks along with it, underwent a drastic process of modernization, and most of the work was done with innovative methods, EVs seem to have also found their place in the People’s Republic. Used by government and city officials, the police and taxi drivers, all-electric vehicles are already seeing active duty, and their numbers are only set to grow. Read more »
- New Zinoro 1e, The All-electric Bmw X1 Made In And For China, Debuts At Guangzhou Auto Show
If you're aware about China's massive counterfeit business, you may easily be tempted to call out Zinoro for cloning the BMW X1 crossover, but that is far away from the truth. It's actually BMW itself that has cloned the X1 to create the...
- Here's More Reasons Why You Would Never, Ever Want To Drive In Ukraine
If this video doesn't make you say what hell is wrong with these people –and by people, we don’t mean regular citizens, but Ukrainian cops and government officials- we don't know what will. You may remember a clip shot in Ukraine...
- Chinese Speed Block Means Business
The most simple and cost effective way to force drivers to slow down their pace is to add a speed bump on the road. An alternative solution is 3-dimensional speed bump images like the ones used in the city of Philadelphia –see here. But in the...
- Renault-nissan Form Electric Car Alliance With Portuguese Government
The Government of Portugal and the Renault Nissan Alliance have announced a partnership to promote zero-emission electric cars across the country. Under the agreement that was signed off today, the government will help the Renault Nissan Group study how...
- Beijing Peels Off 1million Cars Of The Road To Test Population Effects
You know how they say if everyone in China jumped at the same time it would cause an earthquake? Well, with a population of 1.3 billion people, anything that everyone does in China will have some sort of affect on the rest of the world. The process has...
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BMW Group Creates New "Zinoro" Brand to Build EVs – Debuts in November
Since China as a country, and its road networks along with it, underwent a drastic process of modernization, and most of the work was done with innovative methods, EVs seem to have also found their place in the People’s Republic. Used by government and city officials, the police and taxi drivers, all-electric vehicles are already seeing active duty, and their numbers are only set to grow. Read more »
- New Zinoro 1e, The All-electric Bmw X1 Made In And For China, Debuts At Guangzhou Auto Show
If you're aware about China's massive counterfeit business, you may easily be tempted to call out Zinoro for cloning the BMW X1 crossover, but that is far away from the truth. It's actually BMW itself that has cloned the X1 to create the...
- Here's More Reasons Why You Would Never, Ever Want To Drive In Ukraine
If this video doesn't make you say what hell is wrong with these people –and by people, we don’t mean regular citizens, but Ukrainian cops and government officials- we don't know what will. You may remember a clip shot in Ukraine...
- Chinese Speed Block Means Business
The most simple and cost effective way to force drivers to slow down their pace is to add a speed bump on the road. An alternative solution is 3-dimensional speed bump images like the ones used in the city of Philadelphia –see here. But in the...
- Renault-nissan Form Electric Car Alliance With Portuguese Government
The Government of Portugal and the Renault Nissan Alliance have announced a partnership to promote zero-emission electric cars across the country. Under the agreement that was signed off today, the government will help the Renault Nissan Group study how...
- Beijing Peels Off 1million Cars Of The Road To Test Population Effects
You know how they say if everyone in China jumped at the same time it would cause an earthquake? Well, with a population of 1.3 billion people, anything that everyone does in China will have some sort of affect on the rest of the world. The process has...