#BrownCarGuy – News, Views & Reviews!
Get a whiff of this! Japan’s newest automotive innovation is biomethane engines. Oh yes, I kid you not. We are indeed talking about cars effectively powered by manure and other assorted plant stuff. And if you think this idea smells funny, take it up with the likes of Toyota, Nissan, and Suzuki.
MG is truly on a roll, celebrating its 100th anniversary this year and marking it with the launch of several new cars, including their UK best-seller, the all-new 2025 MG HS. With over 57,000 units sold in the UK alone, the MG HS is now the eighth best-selling car in the country this year. This isn’t just a facelift; it’s a full-blown second-generation model based closely on the Chinese third-gen Roewe RX5 introduced in 2022.
Imagine you’re cruising down an empty street late at night, only to find your car suddenly cutting power to slow to the posted 20mph limit. Sounds like something out of a dystopian sci-fi, right? Well, brace yourselves because from 7 July 2024, all new cars sold in Europe are now equipped with Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) technology – that’s a speed limiter to you and me!
Electric Vehicles (EVs), hybrids, the trusty petrols, diesels, and perhaps even hydrogen cars—which one deserves a spot in your life? Let’s dive deep into the what, why, and how of each powertrain as I help you navigate to your perfect automotive match for 2024.
Are car makers really giving up on EVs and redirecting their efforts back to ICE (internal combustion engines)? There’s a lot of buzz and confusion over a recent announcement by Japanese automotive giants Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda confirming their joint commitment to continue developing ICE technology. But what does this mean for the future of mobility, and why are these manufacturers investing in internal combustion engines now?
In an era where cars are more connected than ever, cybersecurity becomes a pivotal concern. The introduction of UNECE Regulation 155 by the United Nations marks a significant shift in automotive industry standards, necessitating stringent cybersecurity measures to protect against remote hacking and unauthorized access.
