newsActive safety: Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert explainedVivek Shah BSM and RCTA. This jargon is commonplace at dealerships and within car brochures, but what does it mean and how does it work? Comments
newsFiat 500: The tech behind the iconVivek Shah Fiat’s original Cinquecento is iconic for many reasons, not least its technical innovations. Comments
newsTorque vectoring explainedVivek Shah Differentials are key to ensuring grip in tricky situations. Torque vectoring builds on this by further improving steering and cornering performance. Comments
newsDifferentials explainedVivek Shah LSDs, locking diffs and open diffs. Differentials have been a key area of innovation recently, but what do they actually do? Comments
newsCar insurance explainedVivek Shah We all need car insurance, but what options are there and how are our premiums calculated? Comments
newsAdaptive suspension explainedVivek Shah Suspension that claims to offer the choice of a cushy ride and corner carving handling, all at the touch of a button. Too good to be true? Comments
newsElectric vehicles of the 1990sVivek Shah Tesla may have brought EVs into the mainstream, but it was far from the first brand to experiment with the technology. Comments
newsFilling it up: HydrogenVivek Shah Hydrogen is the most abundant resource. How can it be used as a fuel for vehicles? Comments
newsFuel ratings explained: 91, 95, 98 RON and E10Vivek Shah RON. More than just a name of a famous Harry Potter character, this acronym defines what is considered standard and premium unleaded petrol Comments
newsFilling it up: Biodiesel and other biofuelsVivek Shah From diesel made with animal fats to an Aston Martin that runs on white wine, there are a variety of other fuels which also lay a claim to sustainability.Comments
newsFilling it up: E85Vivek Shah 91, 95, 98 and E10. We’re all familiar with these numbers when filling up our car at the local servo. But what about E85 fuel? Comments
newsFilling it up: CNGVivek Shah Natural gas is often used in homes across Australia, for everything from heating to cooking. Around the world, it’s also used as an alternative fuel for cars. Comments
