Ecolomafia: your lungs have a price America fired the shot. Not a European regulator. Not a Brussels commissioner with a mandate and a press office. A federal agency in Washington, working from test data, put a notice of violation on the desk of the largest carmaker on the planet in September 2015 and blew open … Read more
All-in-one platforms: the car is already an appliance On July 16, 2026, Geely packed sixteen functions into a 75-kilogram box and called it Thunder. Twelve are hardware — motor, controller, reducer, DC-DC converter, onboard charger, power distribution, high- and low-voltage battery management, vehicle control, thermal management, active pre-charge and power-domain gateway — and four are … Read more
Chinese engines: the war Europe didn’t want to see You’ve been told the same story for years. The petrol engine is dying. The future is electric. Internal combustion is the past. Repeated often enough that most people now believe it without checking. So let’s check. While Europe was busy closing engine plants and German manufacturers … Read more
