New Invention Allows Car Repair Shops to Service Clients Without Physical Contact

“Being in the pandemic outbreak of COVID-19 we saw a unique business opportunity for our newly developed S18-Safe ServiceStation and sat in all sails in order for the insurance approval to go through. We already had a lot of interest prior to the COVID-19 situation, as the S18 cabinets offer great convenience for the consumers. In the beginning, auto repair…

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Mazda At 100 :Journey From 323 to Mazda 3

Launched in January 1977, the original Mazda 323 was Mazda’s first modern hatchback and the car that started a model lineage that stretches all the way to today’s Mazda3. A rear-wheel drive compact family car, the smartly styled first-generation 323 was a global success for Mazda. Sales continued until 1980 when it was replaced by…

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Mobile EV Chargers on the Go: Niche or Disruptive?

With the growing population of plug-in electric vehicles (EVs), the charging infrastructure industry is also progressing quickly to meet the ever-increasing demand for recharging the EV batteries.  The 50kW direct current fast chargers (DCFCs) deployed several years ago are now becoming “slow” as network operators such as IONITY are rapidly ramping up their 350kW DCFC charging stations. Public charging infrastructure, especially fast charging, is very capital intensive and the payback time is long.  This…

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COVI-TROVERSY:If Premier League Teams Were Cars, What would Your team be Called?

With the coronavirus pandemic wreaking havoc on the worldwide sporting calendar, sporting fans have been itching for something else to keep them entertained during the lockdown. Whilst the Premier League has been postponed until 30th April (although this date will most likely move!),  a digital marketplace for new and used cars, Auto Trader, has shared a…

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