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Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) are technologies designed to enhance vehicle safety and driving comfort by automating, adapting, and improving various aspects of the driving experience. These systems use sensors, cameras, and other technologies to detect obstacles, monitor the environment, and assist the driver in making safer decisions. ADAS is categorized into different levels based on the degree of automation and driver involvement. Here are the levels:                                            1.   Level 0 (No Automation and Non AI Applied)  Level 0 (No Automation): The driver is fully responsible for controlling the vehicle. ADAS at this level may provide warnings or momentary assistance, such as emergency braking. ADAS Level 0, or No Automation, refers to vehicles where the driver is entirely responsible for all driving tasks, including steering, ...

Brands today strive to stand out from the competition by introducing some of the most unique and unusual features. This trend is driven by the desire to capture consumer attention and differentiate themselves in a crowded market. Here are some of the most distinctive and quirky features brands have introduced    1. Digital Matrix LED lighting Audi is said to be equipped with Digital Matrix LED lighting. Projector lights make use of 1.3 million micromirrors to aim light output more accurately. A projector headlight can modify the position of the light beam, and this is done 5,000 times per second. This specific ability makes moving the light source the solution for the problem of creating a visual ‘light carpet’ where the driver’s lane is illuminated without impairing other traffic. In addition, when the car is started or finished the headlights can display the Audi logo or other illustrations, improving the appearance of the automobile. 2. california mode With the push of just...

There's no denying that modern SUVs are getting bigger and more aggressive in appearance, designed to deliver impressive performance both on and off the road. But for some enthusiasts, four-wheel drive just isn’t enough. That's why a few daring brands have added two more powered wheels to their SUVs, transforming them into extreme sport vehicles. Here are some of the standout examples:                                                             1.  Hennessey Velociraptor 6x6 Hennessey is renowned for crafSting and tuning some of the most powerful and extraordinary vehicles on the planet. The Velociraptor 6x6 is a testament to their prowess. Based on the Ford F150, this beast boasts a 700 hp engine at 6,000 rpm and 722 lb-ft of torque at 4,200 rpm. Hennessey has added their signature enhancements, including a High-Flow Supercharge...

Over the past few years, numerous vehicles have been introduced, but some stand out with their distinct personality and significance. The Bugatti Tourbillon is a prime example of this significance and personality . This engineering marvel showcases Bugatti’s 115 years of automotive expertise. the most recognized Bugatti features that include the iconic horseshoe grille, emblematic of the Bugatti brand, and a central spine line inspired by the Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic that has been a epitomizing elegance, style, and exclusivity. Additionally, it incorporates the renowned Bugatti C-Line, which draws from the Divo and Chiron. The Tourbillon’s surprises extend to its powertrain: it boasts an 8.3-liter naturally aspirated V16 engine paired with three motors—two in the front and one in the rear. The engine alone delivers 1,000 hp, while the three motors each produce nearly 250 kW. This power is transmitted to all four MICHELIN Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires through an 8-speed longitudinal DCT tr...

The term SUVs in India start from all the way from Nissan Magnite and go to all the way to the precious diamond AKA Rolls-Royce Cullinan.   Over the years all these gym going vehicle with has gains eider more muscle, more brain or bigger heart.   But now a days the all new breads of SUVs had already hit the Indian Market that is know as EUVs ( Electric Utility Vehicle). So lets dive into the world of EUVs in very funny way and Do We really need them in a comic way?     1. Tata Punch EV   Range:-  315-421  Kmpc ( Kilometre  Per Charge) One liner:- Cheapest EUV in town till now. 2. Tata Nexon EV Range:-  325-465  Kmpc ( Kilometre  Per Charge) One liner:- Cramped foot-well, limited storage, and glovebox, cup holders, but the first SUV with a 5-star NCAP rating but was it's ICE counterpart. 🤔 3. Mahindra XUV400 EV Range:-  375-456   Kmpc (Kilometre Per Charge) One liner:- First EUV of XUV 🤔 4. MG ZS EV   Range:-  ...