Adam divides his time as an editor between the worlds of aviation and motoring. These worlds may seem a little diverse today, but autonomous technology and future urban mobility is bringing them ever-closer. Adam is also chairman of the Vehicle Dynamics International Awards.
Designers at the Elemental Motor Company have developed an innovative manufacturing technique that enables an increasing number of carbon composites to be used in its RP1 sports car, in areas they would previously have been ruled out for on the basis of cost and fragility
Be sure to make time to watch this extraordinary lap of the Nürburgring in a RUF CTR. The gifted maniac behind the wheel is Stefan Roser
Jaguar has announced that its E-Pace compact SUV will be fitted with suspension technology from Tenneco
Braking control systems supplier, Wabco, has signed an agreement to establish a new joint venture for vehicle control systems with FAW Jiefang Automotive
Computer technology company, NVIDIA has chosen rFpro as a partner to provide a virtual environment for developing autonomous vehicles (AVs), which will enable engineers to physically model a vehicle’s interaction with the world, including its vehicle dynamics
While US engineers were exploring rear-powered self-parking mechanisms, in 1927 this Citroen Type A was fitted with a novel system for the front wheels. This was the reaction to the system being demonstrated in Paris
This 1950s Cadillac featured an invention by Brooks Walker: a fifth wheel that could push the car in and out of parking spaces
This Packard from the 1920s was adapted with a self-parking mechanism in a rather neat package. It even looked rather fun!
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BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle division of BMW, has developed a prototype driverless bike. The technology developed using the prototype could help riders stay stable, avoid obstacles on the road, and manage other dangerous situations, such as emergency braking
