Audi’s 2.5-liter TFSI has become a regular feature in the International Engine of Year Awards, claiming the 2.0-liter to 2.5-liter…
Author: Dean Slavnich
Dean Slavnich
Dean has been with UKi Media & Events for over a decade, having previously cut his journalistic teeth writing and editing for various automotive and engineering titles. He combines extensive knowledge of all things automotive with a passion for driving, and experience testing countless new vehicles, engines and technologies around the world. As well as his role as editor-in-chief across a range of UKi's media titles, he is also co-chair of the judging panel of the International Engine + Powertrain of the Year Awards.
Jacobs Vehicle Systems, a manufacturer of heavy-duty diesel engine retarding systems and valve actuation mechanisms, has launched its new High…
The EQUA Air Quality Index for the European Union has been designed to evaluate the performance of individual passenger cars in terms of tailpipe nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions under real-world driving conditions. The scheme will assess cars using objective performance criteria
In connection with the ongoing ‘dieselgate’ issue, Volkswagen AG has confirmed that it has reached an agreement in principle with…
The Mahle Group increased its sales to around €11.5bn (US$12.96bn) in the 2015 business year, which corresponds to a plus…
Continental and Schaeffler, in close collaboration with Ford, have developed the second-generation Gasoline Technology Car (GTC II). Using a 48V P2 Hybride architecture, the system is claimed to deliver a 25% improvement in fuel economy
Volvo Cars, the premium car maker, has announced that it aims to sell a total of up to one million…
Toyota is set to become the world’s first auto maker to use biohydrin, a newly developed biosynthetic rubber product, in…
Shell has unveiled a concept city car which, it claims if it were ever to go into production, could deliver…
The latest report by the U.S. Environment Protection Agency (EPA) highlights the benefits of the 2012 Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA), with over 73,000 older generation diesel engines replaced, yielding a reduction of over 14,000 tons of particulate matter
