[Editorial] Why Do Such Disasters Keep Happening? Fire at Daejeon Factory Claims 14 Lives
A tragic fire at a Daejeon automotive parts factory resulted in 14 fatalities and 60 injuries, raising concerns about ongoing safety neglect in industrial settings.
Fourteen dead in fire at South Korean auto parts factory
A tragic fire at a South Korean auto parts factory has resulted in fourteen fatalities.
Fire in an automotive plant: 11 dead and 60 injured. There are missing persons
A fire at an automotive components factory in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in at least 11 deaths and dozens of injuries, with several people still reported missing.
Fire in vehicle factory leaves 10 dead in South Korea
A fire at a parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in 10 fatalities and 59 injuries.
[Photo] Fire at Daejeon Automotive Parts Factory, Desperate Escape
A fire at an automotive parts manufacturing factory in Daejeon resulted in over 50 injuries and raised concerns for the safety of 14 missing workers.
Vespa Primavera and Sprint S, the 2026 range raises the bar
Vespa updates its Primavera and Sprint S models for 2026 with significant enhancements in safety, comfort, onboard technology, and aesthetics.
Chinese flop in tire test. Better not to put these summer tires on Superb
A German automobile club tested 15 summer tires and found Pirelli Cinturato C3 as the top performer, while highlighting poor performance from some cheaper Chinese brands.
Three cars have wheels and tires stolen on the same street in the North Zone of SP
Three cars had their wheels and tires stolen in the North Zone of Sรฃo Paulo, with thieves leaving concrete blocks under at least one vehicle.
Bauhaus recalls this automotive product โ return to the nearest department store
Bauhaus is recalling electric vehicle charging sockets due to safety concerns identified during product testing.
The prohibition that 'spoils' the cars with the best designs
China has announced a ban on entirely hidden or retractable door handles, impacting the design of many electric and premium car models.
China Bans Embedded Door Handles โ Now Tackling the Next Craze
China's authorities are reinstating traditional physical controls in vehicles, emphasizing safety over touchscreens.
Generation Z wants Chinese cars. Older Americans still don't trust them
A significant percentage of Americans, particularly Generation Z, are open to considering the purchase of Chinese cars, despite ongoing concerns over safety and reliability.
These counterfeit parts may kill your children.. Beware of the saving trap
This article discusses the dangers of using counterfeit car parts and highlights the importance of choosing the right automotive parts for safety and performance.
Which cable connects first to jumpstart a car battery?
Properly connecting jumper cables is crucial to avoid sparks or electrical damage when jumpstarting a car battery.
A "seeing eye" is ready for self-driving cars
Researchers at Rice University have developed EyeDAR, an affordable radar sensor designed to assist self-driving cars, particularly in challenging weather conditions.
When technology teaches how to drive: CLA becomes a master of safety
Mercedes-Benz has introduced the new CLA Safety Hub to enhance driver safety education at ACI-Sara Safe Driving Centers in Italy.
A new SUV is already for sale in Argentina and aims to stand out for its safety and consumption
The new Toyota Yaris Cross is now available for sale in Argentina, with a strong emphasis on safety and fuel efficiency.
Nokian introduces winter tires with automatically retractable studs
Nokian has unveiled new winter tires that feature automatically retractable studs for improved safety and performance.
"Not now." He just wanted to turn off the reading light in the car, resulting in a crash into the barriers
A driver in China experienced a serious incident after their voice-activated car assistant misinterpreted a command, leading to a crash when all vehicle lights were turned off.
"Scrap" masquerades as used cars. EU regulations will tighten practices
New EU regulations are set to impose stricter standards on the sale and operation of used cars, contributing to the concerns about quality and safety.
Man dies after car falls on him during maintenance in a site in MT
A 43-year-old man died in Lambari DโOeste, Brazil, after a car he was working on fell on him.
ล koda will warn drivers about approaching vehicles with flashing lights
ล koda cars will soon be equipped to alert drivers to approaching emergency vehicles with flashing lights.
By the numbers... This is how to decode the safety and performance of your car tire
The article explains how to understand the critical information printed on car tires, which is essential for ensuring safety and performance.
Drivers only just realizing what black dots on car windscreen actually do
Drivers are discovering that the black dots on their windscreens, known as frits, serve essential functions like heat distribution and secure adhesive bonding.
The UNASCA Certified Network is born: more safety, transparency, and guarantees in services for citizens and businesses' mobility
The UNASCA Certified Network aims to enhance quality and reliability in Italian automotive practices, ensuring safety and transparency for citizens and businesses.
The Language of Iron and Oil: 50 Facts to Make You an Expert in Your Car
The article provides 50 essential facts about car maintenance and mechanics, designed to help drivers understand and care for their vehicles better.
Nissan renews its SUV offensive: The 2026 Pathfinder bets on comfort, technology, and safety enhancement
Nissan has launched the redesigned 2026 Pathfinder in Mexico, focusing on sophisticated features, enhanced connectivity, and advanced safety technology to strengthen its position in the SUV market.
8 Safety Features You Should Not Compromise on When Buying a New or Used Car
This article outlines eight essential safety features to consider when purchasing a new or used car, emphasizing their importance regardless of budget constraints.
The Cause of Distortions Caused by Heated Windshields Has Been Revealed
Experts have identified a potential manufacturing defect in heated windshields that causes visual distortions when activated in cold weather.
The use of sound speed limiters in new cars still raises questions
The implementation of sound speed limiters in new cars in Estonia has created numerous questions regarding their practicality and effectiveness.
Anniversaries of February 24: What happened on a day like today?
February 24 marks the National Day of the Automotive Mechanic in Argentina, recognizing the contributions of automotive mechanics to vehicle safety and transportation.
A car has been renewed in design, technology, and safety and aims to regain leadership
The Chevrolet Onix, a once-best-selling car in Argentina, undergoes a redesign to reclaim its market position.
China plans to ban open steering wheels.. what does this mean for the automotive world?
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced a draft amendment to safety standards for steering wheels in vehicles, likely ending the use of open or aircraft-like steering wheels in the Chinese market starting January 1, 2027.
The SUV from a renewed Chinese brand that seeks to position itself through equipment and safety
A new hybrid SUV from the Chinese brand Chery aims to appeal to families by emphasizing comfort, equipment, and safety over sport performance.
Honda recalls more than 40,000 cars over major fault that could make wheel fall off
Honda is recalling over 40,000 Civic cars in the UK due to a serious defect that could lead to wheels detaching while driving.
B. Vanago's 'Black Hawk' โ What is the verdict of the technicians after the Dakar 'flight'?
The main frame of the 'Black Hawk' vehicle has remained completely intact despite its visually damaged appearance after a thorough inspection.
Is this the new scandal in the automotive world? Millions of cars may have a dangerous front seat โ Manufacturer accused of years of secrecy
Over two million Dodge and Chrysler vehicles are facing allegations of a dangerous defect in the electronic seat height adjuster, which may fail during accidents.
The End of the Touchscreen Era in Cars: Buttons are Returning
The EU and China are reversing the trend of touchscreens in cars due to safety concerns, urging manufacturers to reconsider using physical buttons for key vehicle functions.
Technology Against Humanity: When Cars Become Too Smart
Experts warn that the increasing use of touch screens in modern vehicles is negatively affecting the driving experience.
"Land Rover Defender" - a modern SUV that doesn't forget its roots
The Land Rover Defender, having evolved over 67 years from its first generation, remains a versatile SUV with various applications worldwide but faces discontinuation due to safety and environmental standards.
Five next-generation car battery starters with up to 50% discount
The article discusses five portable car battery starters available with significant discounts, highlighting their utility for drivers in emergencies.
Has Volvo Solved a Problem Plaguing the Automotive World?
Volvo aims to address safety concerns related to electronically retractable door handles amid rising criticism following fatal accidents involving these features.
China bans half-steering wheels. No more steering wheels in new cars
China is updating safety standards for steering systems, effectively eliminating half-wheel designs from new cars starting next year.
China to Ban Unusual-Shaped Steering Wheels
China has announced a ban on steering wheels of unusual shapes.
This many cars in Finland have a history of damage - "Repair cheaply and sell"
More than one in five cars in Finland has experienced some form of damage, according to a recent study.
Chinese Court: The Driver is Responsible Behind the Wheel Even in a Self-Driving Car
A Chinese court ruled that drivers are responsible for their actions even when using self-driving technology, in a case involving a drunk driver.
BYD SEALION 5 DM-i: Super Hybrid with a Strong Value-Price Relationship
The BYD SEALION 5 DM-i emerges as an attractive hybrid vehicle option, showcasing BYD's advancements in design, safety, performance, and material quality in the competitive automotive market.
BMW recalls hundreds of thousands of cars due to fire risk
BMW is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles worldwide due to a potential fire risk related to their starter motors.
Fire Hazard: BMW Recalls Hundreds of Thousands of Cars
BMW is recalling hundreds of thousands of vehicles worldwide due to a potential fire hazard caused by wear in the magnetic switch.
BMW recalls hundreds of thousands of cars โ fire risk
BMW has announced a global recall of hundreds of thousands of vehicles due to a potential fire risk associated with the starter motor.