Podcasts about active aero

MotorTrend's Ed Loh & Jonny Lieberman chat with Pebble's CEO Bingrui Yang & CTO Stefan Solyom! Pebble is taking the hassle out of recreational living with their 100% electric, remote controlled, self-propelled, and self-hitching - Pebble Flow! 0:53 - Question of the Week: Small affordable EVs. 5:32 - About Pebble. 7:43 - Getting a look at the Pebble Flow, all-electric camper! 8:37 - Magic Hitch. 9:20 - Two trim levels. 11:53 - Torque assist & regen braking. 13:35 - Controlled through the Pebble app. 18:15 - 360 degree camera view. 19:12 - NVIDIA platform. 20:22 - What's inside? 21:55 - "Live off-grid for 7 days ... with A/C on." 25:16 - Design process / Battery size sweet spot. 31:30 - Remote controlled Magic Hitch - Makes reversing easier! 34:55 - Self leveling, Insta-Camp. 36:18 - Software, OTA updates. 40:50 - Charging. 46:47 - ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) use case. 49:07 - What does 45 kWH mean? 50:08 - Dimensions and amenities. 54:22 - On board iPad. OTA Updates. WiFi. 57:20 - Genesis of Pebble. Bingrui's lightbulb moment. 01:02:16 - How Stefan joined Pebble. Stefan's personal trailer experience. 01:07:23 - From conception to implementation. 01:09:26 - Active Aero. 01:14:18 - Production starts later this year. 01:17:06 - Feedback. 01:19:50 - What's next? 01:22:21 - Bingrui's history. 01:25:15 - Electric RV? 01:26:00 - Autonomy timeline. 01:30:45 - Outside U.S. market. 01:33:05 - Can we have one!? 01:34:23 - Want to set a land speed record?

- Tesla Unleashes v12 of FSD - UAW Wants National Strike Day - Nissan Cutting U.S. Production - CATL Wants to Work with More U.S. and EU OEMs - USPS Finally Starting EV Transition - Akio Toyoda Predicts Only 30% EV Market Share - OEMs Need to Develop Software in Slices - Hyundai/Kia Test Active Aero on EVs - German Suppliers Struggling with EV Transition - Buick Teases Next-Gen Enclave

- Tesla Unleashes v12 of FSD - UAW Wants National Strike Day - Nissan Cutting U.S. Production - CATL Wants to Work with More U.S. and EU OEMs - USPS Finally Starting EV Transition - Akio Toyoda Predicts Only 30% EV Market Share - OEMs Need to Develop Software in Slices - Hyundai/Kia Test Active Aero on EVs - German Suppliers Struggling with EV Transition - Buick Teases Next-Gen Enclave

Matt gives us his review of 3 days in the Escalade V at a heavy metal festival; there's a new motorcycle tester in the garage; Zack saw a CyberTruck auction get out of hand; and we discuss the validity of obscure electric hypercar brands.Then we answer Patreon questions about:   Using all-seasons on race tracks   Aggressive monitoring when using Turo   A good, used 4x4 that isn't boring.   Cars we loved driving but wouldn't own   Cars who maintain strong value despite driving like garbage.   And more! Recorded October 9, 2023 The 4th annual Velocity Invitational returns to Sonoma Raceway November 10-12 for three days of incredible on-track action in the heart of wine country. A variety of ticket packages and single-day event passes are now available for purchase at velocityinvitational.com. Head to factormeals.com/tire50 and use code tire50 to get 50% off. Visit in-store or online at Brooklinen.com and use code TIRE for $20 off your order of $100 or more. Use Off The Record! and ALWAYS fight your tickets! Enter code TST10 for a 10% discount on your first case on the Off The Record app, or go to http://www.offtherecord.com/TST. Want your question answered? Want to watch the live stream, get ad-free podcasts, or exclusive podcasts? Join our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thesmokingtirepodcast Tweet at us!https://www.Twitter.com/thesmokingtirehttps://www.Twitter.com/zackklapman Instagram:https://www.Instagram.com/thesmokingtirehttps://www.Instagram.com/therealzackklapman 

- Mercedes Dumps EQ Brand - Tesla 1 Million Unit Gigafactory for Indonesia - U.S. ATP Close to $50-Grnad - Porsche Taycan Sales Down in 2022 - NEV Sales in China Up Over 93% - Last Model With Renault Sport Logo - Prep Your EV for Cold Weather Driving - NACTOY Winners - Magna's Morphing Surfaces for Active Aero

- Mercedes Dumps EQ Brand - Tesla 1 Million Unit Gigafactory for Indonesia - U.S. ATP Close to $50-Grnad - Porsche Taycan Sales Down in 2022 - NEV Sales in China Up Over 93% - Last Model With Renault Sport Logo - Prep Your EV for Cold Weather Driving - NACTOY Winners - Magna's Morphing Surfaces for Active Aero

- High Prices Curb U.S. Sales - Tesla Discounts a Sign of Slowing Demand? - GM Giving Away Dealer Inventory - Magna Makes Active Aero That Morphs Into Shape - ZF Launches Improved Radar - BWM Helps Speed Up Solid-State Battery Development - Citroen Expands Ami Buggy Due to Popularity - EV Startup Previews Moving Display Screen

- High Prices Curb U.S. Sales - Tesla Discounts a Sign of Slowing Demand? - GM Giving Away Dealer Inventory - Magna Makes Active Aero That Morphs Into Shape - ZF Launches Improved Radar - BWM Helps Speed Up Solid-State Battery Development - Citroen Expands Ami Buggy Due to Popularity - EV Startup Previews Moving Display Screen

Welcome back to another episode of the Tech Heads F1 Podcast! Bryson and Dr. Obbs officially welcome Molly Oxner as the third co-host to the show, and we we commemorate the occasion with a very special guest joining the studio for Episode 5. Few individuals in the F1 Tech space are as prolific and well-versed as our invited guest, Craig Scarborough aka Scarbs F1. Despite not formally being trained as an engineer, illustrator, or journalist Scarbs has nevertheless managed to excel at all three, becoming one of the foremost experts in the field through a long career of studying, writing, and teaching others about the wonderful world of Formula 1 technology. When not explaining complex mechanical and aerodynamic concepts through detailed threads and articles online, Craig provides technical analysis for Formula 1 on it's very popular F1TV Tech Talk program. In this week's episode, Scarbs sits down to give some insight into how F1 became his passion (along with aircraft), while we discuss in detail some key topics, including his thoughts on the 2022 season thus far, suspension tricks and compromises without gas springs or inerters, how F1 gearboxes work, and what to get excited about in 2026 and beyond. This was a great discussion, we hope you enjoy! Scarbs F1 Background (2:11) The Making of an F1 Technical Expert (3:54) Favorite Innovations of 2022 So Far (7:00) Abstract Problem Solving in F1 (10:34) 2023 Wing Mirrors and Rear View Cameras (11:38) Technical Developments for Monza (15:47) Suspension: Tricks and Compromises in 2022 (19:52) The Allure of Active Suspension (27:47) How F1 Gearboxes Work (31:25) The Dark Art of Tyre Warm-Up (40:35) Optional Rear Brakes and Active Aero in 2026? (50:20) F1 Safety Improvements Resulting from Zhou's Silverstone Crash (57:40) Hosts: Bryson Sullivan (@NaturalParadigm) Dr. Obbs (@dr_obbs) Molly Oxner (@mollym_o) Invited Guest(s) Craig Scarborough (@ScarbsTech) Notes & References: "3D Printed F1 Seamless Shifting Gearbox - Part 1" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfx-vCVJx7Y Driver61 video on F1 Gearboxes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bChciv9_BuQ "Keeping Track Of Porpoising | F1 TV Tech Talk" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeQ3yC7Du8A "What Scarbs thinks of the new F1 engine regs by Peter Windsor" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nL7e17TUFQ "Did the Roll Hoop FAIL in Zhou's Crash?" (Driver61) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpNO1wgUfmY

The exterior of the new Tundra was designed around the phrase “technical muscle.” You can see it in the oversize grille, the squared off corners, and the big, bold lettering on the tailgate. Where previous generations of the Tundra had their edges softened, this truck looks chiseled. But sharp corners generally make aerodynamics—and by extension, fuel efficiency—something of a nightmare. In this episode we'll talk about how the team approached the challenge of designing an exterior from scratch, the overall direction of truck design, and highlight the extremely clever Active Aero features that allow a square truck to slice through the air—and makes Tundra look like nothing else on the market.

On this episode of Stacking Pennies, Corey LaJoie and crew are back in studio to break down the Pocono doubleheader. Why did Kyle Larson blow a left front tire? How did Kyle Busch take the win with one gear and on fumes? The crew discusses that and more on this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Stacking Pennies, Corey LaJoie and crew are back in studio to break down the Pocono doubleheader. Why did Kyle Larson blow a left front tire? How did Kyle Busch take the win with one gear and on fumes? The crew discusses that and more on this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Everyone has seen the spy shots of the GT3 RS, but there are some new ones causing concern because of the size of that wing. We discuss auctions one that happened that involves James Dean and the other that is a future sell of one of the rarest 917s.

In this shorter episode we discuss the ins-and-outs and a short history of active aero on production cars, driving adventures, and quarantine life. Give the other Nick from Down Under a follow on IG: I'm Called Nick

In this shorter episode we discuss the ins-and-outs and a short history of active aero on production cars, driving adventures, and quarantine life.

- Tesla's Stock Shoots Up - Tesla Posts Strong Sales in China - Missouri City Wants Tesla's Cybertruck - Zoox Settles Lawsuit with Tesla - GM Starts Making Ventilators - GM to Make Masks in Mexico - Porsche Improves the 911's Active Aero - IMS Opens Up Its Archives to Fans - Cadillac Keeps Blackwing Name Alive - GM's Infantry Squad Vehicle - Porsche Designer Shows How to Draw the 911

- Tesla's Stock Shoots Up- Tesla Posts Strong Sales in China- Missouri City Wants Tesla's Cybertruck- Zoox Settles Lawsuit with Tesla- GM Starts Making Ventilators- GM to Make Masks in Mexico- Porsche Improves the 911's Active Aero- IMS Opens Up Its Archives to Fans- Cadillac Keeps Blackwing Name Alive- GM's Infantry Squad Vehicle- Porsche Designer Shows How to Draw the 911

Wheels - Aston Martin has a new, sexy special edition DBS out called the DBS Superleggera "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" and the wheels ARE EPIC! So lets talk about.... WHEELS! Specifically directional wheels. Ralph Gilles hates 'em, but its a trend thats picking up more and more rapidly as electrification becomes more mainstream Hatchbacks and Hot Hatches - Apparently, and this is news to me, the USA HATES them. Why? Probably because they are too busy sucking down all of the Crossover and SUV bullshit the inudstry keeps shoving down their throats. Well thats fine and all, but lets take a moment to appreciate the oddball BMW X2 as a sporty hatchback, and then remember that we still have the GTI and Golf-R....but its not enough! Oh and, i think Jeep should offer a Compass Trackhawk........ yeah, i said it. Stealth and 3000GT/GTO - these are the twins that made my dreams wet as a young man. And im STILL drooling over them. Active Aero, Active Exhaust, AWD and ALL WHEEL STEERING???? in 1991 (through 1999) Thats bonkers! But good luck finding a GOOD used one with low miles for anything under 30k. OK lets be honest, good luck finding one period in good condition. Side note, Toyota is offering NEW Body parts for the MKIII and MKIV Supras! Yes, you read that right, NEW. As in, fresh off the (Stamping) press, warrantied and everything else that comes with the word NEW from an OEM. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sketchbookaudio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sketchbookaudio/support

- Ford Says Its FE and Emission Tests Might Not Be Right - Trump Admin. Breaks Off Talks with the CARB - FCA Pays First Ever Dividend - CR Pulls Tesla Model 3 Recommendation - Old Teslas Still More Efficient Than 2019 EVs - New Porsche 911′s Active Aerodynamics - Maserati Gears Up for New Electrified Sports Car - Kia to Show New EV Concept in Geneva - Ford Learned A Lot from Chariot

- Ford Says Its FE and Emission Tests Might Not Be Right- Trump Admin. Breaks Off Talks with the CARB- FCA Pays First Ever Dividend- CR Pulls Tesla Model 3 Recommendation- Old Teslas Still More Efficient Than 2019 EVs- New Porsche 911′s Active Aerodynamics- Maserati Gears Up for New Electrified Sports Car- Kia to Show New EV Concept in Geneva- Ford Learned A Lot from Chario

- Ford Gets Downgraded - Chariot Expands in London - Hyundai Reworks Kona Headlights to Earn Safety Pick - Honda CR-V Headed Back to Japan with Updates - Lexus RC Coupe Gets LC Inspiration - Lego Makes Full-Size Bugatti Chiron - Roechling Develops Better Active Air Blinds

- Ford Gets Downgraded- Chariot Expands in London- Hyundai Reworks Kona Headlights to Earn Safety Pick- Honda CR-V Headed Back to Japan with Updates- Lexus RC Coupe Gets LC Inspiration- Lego Makes Full-Size Bugatti Chiron- Roechling Develops Better Active Air Blinds

On this edition of the Cruise Control Podcast with Fred Staab and Les JacksonDanny Thompson breaks the Piston Driven Land Speed Record in his fathers 50 year old car.FORD prices out its brand new Ranger Pickup. Why is VW running commercials that show a Chevy Bolt?Have a question for a Corvette Engineer? Leave us amessage on Facebook or Twitter we'll ask it on the air Saturday August 25th.DOWNLOAD CRUISE CONTROL RADIO CLICK HERE Why is VW running commercials that show a Chevy Bolt?Talking Tech: Could the new C8 Corvette get Active Aerodynamics?  and we'll tell you where you can rent a brand new Z06.LISTEN TO THE BROADCAST OF CRUISE CONTROL RADIOLive Stream on Saturday August 25th at 10 AM Eastern.Watch our Facebook live feed.Find out how to listen HERE . And while were on the the topic of Corvettes Lance Miller Co Ownerof Carlisle Events will have a preview of the Corvettes at Carlisle show .SUBSCRIBE  to the CRUISE CONTROL PODCAST.All that and an a whole lot more  when we get rolling on this edition of Cruise Control Radio..

- Spain Subsidizes Alternative Mobility- European Sales Rebound- VW Shows All-New Jetta in Sketches- Continental Develops Both DSRC and 5G LTE- Magna’s Active Aero Trick for Trucks- Jaguar Makes Video to Highlight F-Pace’s Aerodynamics- Kia Rio Gets Air Curtains- Aston Struggled to Develop SUV

- Volvo To Supply Uber With AVs - Aston Martin Up for Sale - Chinese OEMs Improve Safety - Lincoln Refreshes the MKC - Toyota Reveals New Robot - Kia Hopes the Stinger Can Change Perceptions

- Volvo To Supply Uber With AVs- Aston Martin Up for Sale- Chinese OEMs Improve Safety- Lincoln Refreshes the MKC- Toyota Reveals New Robot- Kia Hopes the Stinger Can Change Perceptions

- VW Is a Financial Fortress - Tesla Unveils Massive Pick-Up - New Supercar from Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus - Magna’s Active Aero for Trucks - Shell Tests Biodiesel Made from Coffee Grounds - Mercedes Teases New CLS - Hyundai Wants a Pick-Up for Women

- VW Is a Financial Fortress- Tesla Unveils Massive Pick-Up- New Supercar from Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus- Magna’s Active Aero for Trucks- Shell Tests Biodiesel Made from Coffee Grounds- Mercedes Teases New CLS- Hyundai Wants a Pick-Up for Women

- Hyundai Struggles in 3rd Quarter - Ford Earnings Down, But Beat Expectations - Magna Wants to Expand Active Aerodynamics - Car Washes Fool Auto Braking Systems - Cadenza Helps Push Kia Upscale

- Hyundai Struggles in 3rd Quarter- Ford Earnings Down, But Beat Expectations- Magna Wants to Expand Active Aerodynamics- Car Washes Fool Auto Braking Systems- Cadenza Helps Push Kia Upscale