The 1970s were a rough decade for vehicle manufacturers of all types, but despite that, Kawasaki made some truly legendary ...

At the 2016 Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki revealed a supercharger concept that claimed to have fine-tuned the compressor technology in its motorcycles to create increased performance, better power ...

The demand for AI-centric chips has surged exponentially over the past two years. Taiwan Semiconductor provides the biggest companies in the space with the processors that they need to profit from ...

In the week's least surprising news, Amazon’s reinvention of its Alexa voice assistant has reportedly fallen even further behind. According to Bloomberg, the launch of a new Alexa — billed as ...

Nov. 18 also marks the arrival of a software update for Volvo’s EVs, which will add Tesla Superchargers to the destination. Charging station search functions of Google Assistant and Google Maps ...

Volvo and Polestar — two Swedish car brands owned by China’s Geely — are now offering their electric vehicle customers access to Tesla’s Supercharger network. The companies are taking ...

In the meantime, car companies are offering owners of existing EVs—which have the older CCS-style charge ports—adapters that will still allow them to plug into Tesla's Supercharger network.

Future EVs from both brands will adopt the NACS port as standard equipment. When they announced Supercharger access in 2023, both Volvo and Polestar said this would happen starting in 2025 ...

The Mac mini is back, showing how Apple is still trying to prove that size still matters. The Cupertino, California company has shrunk its already small desktop to about as much space as an Apple ...

Back in the 1980s, I was a poor college student with two obsessions (well, maybe three) outside of my scholastic misadventures: Motorcycles, and audio gear, which we called “stereo equipment ...

The idea was first proposed by Musk in 2018, when he wrote on X about his ambition to build an old-school drive-in movie theater next to a diner at one of his Supercharger locations.

That’s a big deal because no Japanese manufacturer has yet attempted to sell one of its road-legal dual sport motorcycles in India, and for that reason alone, Kawasaki deserves your praise.