LISEN has launched a new MagSafe car wireless charger on Amazon featuring Qi2.2 certification and 25W fast charging. The device utilizes AI-driven cooling and a cryogenic copper system to maintain charging speeds and prevent hardware overheating during vehicle use.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has stated that the team will continue its existing competitive strategy between its two drivers, often referred to as “papaya rules,” despite public criticism and debate throughout the 2025 Formula 1 season. Brown clarified that fairness between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will remain a priority.
Formula 1 has confirmed a broad set of regulatory changes for the 2026 season. New technical and sporting rules cover car dimensions, aerodynamics, power unit structure, active aerodynamic systems, terminology updates replacing the drag reduction system, and updated livery and driver number rules.
The Kia PV5, the brand’s first all-electric Purpose Built Vehicle (PBV), has earned a broad set of global recognitions in 2025 for performance, safety, design, and practical usability. Awards include multiple “Van of the Year” titles in the UK, a five-star Euro NCAP Commercial Van Safety rating, and the 2026 International Van of the Year honor from industry journalists.
Oscar Piastri discussed what he learned from competing for the Formula 1 drivers’ championship in 2025. He said the season taught him about his performance both inside and outside the car and contributed to his understanding of how he competes under pressure. Piastri finished third in the championship standings.
LG Innotek showcased a range of automotive components and systems at CES 2026, focusing on sensing, connectivity, lighting, and power solutions for next generation vehicles. The company highlighted camera modules, in vehicle networking components, lighting systems, and power technologies positioned for advanced driver assistance and software defined vehicle architectures.
Al Rostamani Trading Company (ARTC), a member of Al Rostamani Group founded in the early 1950s by Abdulla Hassan Al...
Ford has announced the next generation of its F-150 Lightning pickup as an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV). The EREV retains electric traction motors and adds an onboard generator to extend total driving range beyond current battery-only versions. The standard battery-electric F-150 Lightning will end production after the 2025 model year.












