Omoda & Jaecoo has launched three brand-new models: the pure electric Omoda E5, and the new energy, hybrid SUVs Jaecoo J7 PHEV and J8 PHEV.
Nissan has announced the expansion of its X-Trail range in the Middle East with the introduction of the adventure-ready 2024 X-Trail N-Trek.
Flying taxis, autonomous cars, and sea gliders will be popular modes of transport in the UAE and globally, much sooner than expected. That was the consensus at the recently concluded inaugural DRIFTx in Abu Dhabi.
As the dust settles on another action-packed motorsport calendar at Yas Marina Circuit, the iconic track hosted close to a quarter of a million fans across a season that witnessed international, regional, and community competitions in the capital.
Qatar will host the Autonomous e-Mobility Forum, a pioneering multilateral platform focusing on driverless e-Mobility, at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), Doha from April 30 to May 2.
Cutting-edge batteries capable of providing a record-breaking 1000km range, pioneering hydrogen-fueled extended range vehicles are among the array of groundbreaking technologies captivating attendees at the ongoing Auto China exhibition in Beijing.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) has issued a new guide that allows domestic and international players to invest in a sector projected to reach a combined market size of AED11.04 billion ($3 billion) by 2027.
FEST Auto Global Holding Ltd, a global mobility solutions company with a mission to redefine urban transportation, has signed an agreement with Abu Dhabi University (ADU), aimed at fostering innovation in sustainable urban mobility.
Dubai South, the largest single-urban master development, has signed an agreement with AGMC to launch a new AED500 million (136.13 million) showroom and service centre at Dubai South.
Some 80 international mobility experts and innovators and 75 global exhibitors are taking part in Abu Dhabi’s inaugural DRIFTx, an international platform and exhibition for smart, autonomous, and sustainable urban mobility applications.
