The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) and USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) have met in the Eastern Mediterranean, showcasing the ...

Piloted solely by AI software developed by Politecnico di Milano – Italy's biggest tech university – an Indy Autonomous ...

A Maserati MC20 is the world's fastest car driving backward without a driver on board. The vehicle hit almost 190 mph at the ...

Before this, the record was held by another vehicle from PoliMOVE-MSU. Its IAC AVC-21 racecar hit 192.8 mph on the same ...

Maserati has some previous with this endeavour, with a hardtop MC20 driven by a robo-driver (also created by the Politecnico ...

Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC) and Politecnico di Milano, Italy’s largest scientific-technological university, have joined forces with Maserati and 1 ...

Maserati together with students from Politecnico di Milano are pushing the boundaries when it comes to self-driving car technology.

The modified MC20 drove autonomously in Florida to a speed of 197.7 mph, eclipsing the previous record by 4.9 mph.

Maserati says it will only ever make 914 cars so it will be rare and as soon buyers pop open the butterfly door and sit low down in its racy cabin, just inches off the ground, they’ll relish how ...

Ligher, more powerful, and way more exotic, the Maserati MC20 Cielo sadly doesn't hold a candle to the GT 63 Coupe on the ...

Stellantis' move puts at risk future electric models like the MC20 Folgore and the replacements for the Quattroporte and ...

Stellantis has written off €1.5 billion (£1.2bn) of investment in Maserati , leaving some future models in doubt.