Nissan hopes ‘camelpower’ can become new global standard
Nissan has developed a new unit of measurement called “Desert Camel Power,” which it believes will better express a vehicle’s power and performance while driving on sand. Continue reading
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Winnipeg students get a $10,000 surprise at Churchill High School
By Zahra Premji Reporter
Students at Churchill High School and their football program received a generous surprise on their Homecoming Day Saturday. Continue reading
Air bag problems force Nissan to recall 4 million cars
Nearly 4 million Nissan cars are being recalled due to major safety problems where passenger air bags or seat belts could fail in a crash. Continue reading
Mitsubishi Motors discovers falsified fuel mileage test data for its vehicles
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. is saying employees had intentionally falsified fuel mileage test data for several vehicle models. Continue reading
2 arrested after carjacking at underground parking lot in Scarborough
Police say two young offenders have been arrested after a woman was injured following a carjacking at an underground parking lot in Scarborough on Tuesday night. Continue reading
Nissan Leaf app disabled after claims in-car system could be hacked
Nissan has disabled all functions of its “NissanConnect EV” app following claims the software could be hacked and used to control in-car systems remotely. Continue reading
Transport Canada uses new power to beef up Nissan SUV recall notice
Transport Canada is using a brand-new power to order Nissan Canada to take stronger steps to notify certain vehicle owners about a potentially dangerous defect. Continue reading
Nissan test car drives itself safely, recognizes pedestrians
Requiring neither hands on the steering wheel nor a foot on the gas pedal or brakes, the Nissan Motor Co. car making its way on Japanese public roads is instead packed with radars, lasers, cameras and computer chips. Continue reading
Car infotainment systems distract even if drivers use voice commands: Report
Car infotainment systems that use voice commands may let drivers keep their hands on the wheel, but they’re still highly distracting. Continue reading
Canadian automakers set new record for best sales month ever
Canadians bought a record number of new vehicles in May as auto sales climbed 1.1 per cent from the same month last year, according to DesRosiers Automotive Consultants. Continue reading
