DNV’s 2050 Maritime Forecast projects that international ships above 400 gross tonnes will need roughly 185 million tonnes of oil equivalent of low‑GHG fuel, equating to about 7.7–7.8 exajoules. The report acknowledges that shore power, plug‑in hybrids, and fully electric vessels could further cut fuel demand, yet these electrification pathways are excluded from the headline calculation. DNV notes over 1,500 battery‑equipped vessels in operation and 371 on order, primarily ferries, but remains cautious about large‑scale battery propulsion.

At the Future of Design Summit & Awards 2026, Ajay Jain, head of Tata Motors’ Design Studio, detailed the company’s strategy for reviving the Sierra, a model originally launched in the 1990s as one of India’s first domestically designed cars. Jain emphasized a shift from merely adapting foreign designs to creating products tailored for Indian users, focusing on generational appeal, interior ergonomics for large families, and a blend of traditional clay‑model craftsmanship with virtual‑reality tools. The redesign retained [...]

Elon Musk announced on X that The Boring Company is planning a “simple, precursor Hyperloop” tunnel linking Austin and San Antonio. The proposed 80‑mile conduit would run at speeds above 200 mph, shrinking a two‑and‑a‑half‑hour drive to roughly 30 minutes with nonstop express service between dedicated Loop stations. The concept echoes the company’s garage‑style stations used in Las Vegas and follows earlier, unbuilt proposals for the corridor dating back to 2021. The plan arrives after a $3 billion funding round [...]

Mercedes-Benz has converted its eActros 600 electric truck into a motorhome capable of 621 miles per charge, a record for a fully electric vehicle. The 28,000‑mile circumnavigation, driven by content creator Tobias Wagner, will cover more than 30 countries in about a year with no more than 80 charging stops. The truck’s three 207‑kWh lithium‑iron‑phosphate batteries provide a 621‑kWh total capacity, while a custom living module and reduced weight allow the vehicle to travel farther than the [...]

Delhi Metro International Limited (DMIL), a wholly‑owned subsidiary of DMRC, will launch its global presence at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin. The company will exhibit its metro operations, consultancy, project management, and advisory services at Hall 7.2C, Stand 240, engaging transit authorities, infrastructure firms, technology providers, and other mobility stakeholders. DMIL has recently submitted five international bids, targeting West Asia and selected European markets, while monitoring opportunities in North America and Africa. The fair’s focus on autonomous transport, cybersecurity, robotics, [...]

Tesla has launched paid rides in its Cybercab, a two‑seat autonomous vehicle lacking a steering wheel and brake pedals. The vehicle, produced at the Austin, Texas factory since July, can be hailed through Tesla’s Robotaxi service in six U.S. cities, including Austin, Dallas, Houston, and Miami. The Cybercab accommodates luggage, golf clubs, and scooters, offering a new type of driverless transport. Tesla currently operates 314 authorized vehicles in Texas, 45 of which are Cybercabs, while broader deployment [...]

British studio La Cinquecento has launched the 500 Scattante, a restomod of the 1973 Fiat 500 that rejects the trend of extreme power. The project retains the car’s iconic proportions while replacing almost every mechanical component. An enlarged 802 cc engine, derived from the Fiat 126, powers the rear wheels and is tuned for sharp response rather than speed. Milan’s Borromeo de Silva supplied a tougher exterior with wider arches and rally‑style lamps, while the cabin remains uncluttered to preserve the original charm. The [...]