Nissan claims the e-Bio Fuel Cell is the first SOFC (Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell) vehicle

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When Nissan first announced its new SOFC (Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell) technology, we have anticipated: Brazil would be the ideal place for testing. For the simple reason it already has an ethanol distribution network as a fuel. Bingo. Nissan has announced today that the e-Bio Fuel Cell is already...
Nissan claims the e-Bio Fuel Cell is the first SOFC (Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell) vehicle

Nissan shows the new BladeGlider in Rio de Janeiro

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The stage for the Olympics will help Nissan reveal more than just the Kicks. The company has revealed today 2 more refined prototypes of the BladeGlider, a concept first presented at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show. For what we know, the electric sports car is just one of the surprises Nissan has in...
Nissan shows the new BladeGlider in Rio de Janeiro

Carros novos exigiram resgates mais freqüentes em 2015, de acordo com AAA

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Recentemente li um artigo muito interessante de Aaron Robinson, o editor-chefe da Car and Driver, comparando a complexidade dos carburadores no final de suas vidas com a complexidade atual dos motores. De acordo com a AAA (American Automobile Association), isso pode ser estendido para o carro ...
Carros novos exigiram resgates mais freqüentes em 2015, de acordo com AAA

Newer cars required more frequent rescues in 2015, according to AAA

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I have recently read a very interesting article from Aaron Robinson, the chief-editor of Car and Driver, comparing the complexity of carburetors in the end of their lives with the current complexity of engines. According to AAA (American Automobile Association), that could be extended to car as...
Newer cars required more frequent rescues in 2015, according to AAA

Newer cars required more frequent rescues in 2015, according to AAA

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I have recently read a very interesting article from Aaron Robinson, the chief-editor of Car and Driver, comparing the complexity of carburetors in the end of their lives with the current complexity of engines. According to AAA (American Automobile Association), that could be extended to car as...
Newer cars required more frequent rescues in 2015, according to AAA