New Technology Monitors Tire Grip More Closely Than ABS or Traction Control. Here is How it Works. 👀

Check out the latest car news, reviews, guides, and test drives. View in browser New Technology Monitors Tire Grip More Closely Than ABS or Traction Control. Here is How it Works. During the recent Motor Bella show, our sister publication, AutoVision News, spent some time with the Nira Dynamics team (we met them earlier in 2021 during an event at the American Center for Mobility). Based in Linköping, Sweden, Nira Dynamics specializes in state-of-the-art vehicle analytics and road perception technologies for a new era of transportation and mobility. At Motor Bella, we were able to see a new vehicle feature called Tire Grip Indicator, developed by the company. How ... Read more... Automoblog Staff New Land Rover Discovery Metropolitain Edition Now Available The gallery above is that of the 2023 Land Rover Discovery Metropolitain Edition. With seating for up to seven and an 8,200 lbs. towing capacity, the Metropolitain Edition is at the very top of the Discovery lineup (it builds upon the R-Dynamic HSE model). "The introduction of the Metropolitan Edition brings a new level of premium appeal to the Land Rover Discovery," said Finbar McFall, Land Rover Brand Director. "The special edition model represents the flagship of the lineup and ... Read more... Carl Anthony 2022 Lexus LX 600: Flagship Lexus SUV Returns With Lots To Prove The outgoing Lexus LX finally bid goodbye after what seemed like an endless 14-year tenure. It’s no secret that Lexus’ flagship SUV is essentially a posh Toyota Land Cruiser, but the legendary LC J200-Series has left the U.S. market this year with no signs of coming back. Despite America’s penchant for larger SUVs and crossovers, Toyota has yet to reconsider the all-new J300 Land Cruiser’s return to U.S. shores. Instead, buyers have to settle for the 2022 Lexus LX ... Read more... Alvin Reyes CarMax Survey Shows What Tech Features Buyers Deem Most Important Without a doubt, the digital age has made new vehicles more pleasurable to drive, but how do consumers feel about all these mind-blowing gizmos? A recent CarMax survey called Exploring Drivers' Car Technology Habits and Preferences showed that nearly 50 percent wish their current vehicle had more tech features. In addition, eight out of 10 people rank tech features as somewhat necessary when buying a new car, and people in their 20s and 30s were most likely to rank tech features as ... Read more... Alvin Reyes Read more on Automoblog.net Thank you, from the Automoblog team Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Forward email Automoblog - Gearhead Media, LLC - Detroit, MI & Berlin, Germany No longer want to receive these emails? Unsubscribe here - you won't hurt our feelings (maybe just a little)