Who says EVs are boring? How Hyundai, Mercedes, and Kia are faking sounds (and gears) to bring back the thrill
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Who says EVs are boring? How Hyundai, Mercedes, and Kia are faking sounds (and gears) to bring back the thrill
Being a fan of technology and a car enthusiast is difficult these days. From displays to ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems), cars are packed with more tech than ever before. While I enjoy touchscreens for navigation and infotainment, physical knobs and switches are always better than capacitive or on-screen controls for critical features like climate. Plus, the tech in many of today’s cars is unintuitive, unresponsive, and buggy.EVs come …
DOBLE LLAVE – Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Corporation have presented "Plasma Care UVC", the world's first vehicle hygiene technology that uses a plasma lamp to clean the cabin and reduce odors, even with passengers present. Unlike conventional ultraviolet sterilization, which can pose risks to skin and eyes at direct exposure, Plasma Care UVC, developed by Hyundai Motor and Kia, uses distant ultraviolet C (Far-UVC) light in a range of 200 to 2…
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