Cars
Coverage of Cars in the Nexus archive.
- Members of a sexual predator network on Telegram tried to hide their crimes with code words
Members of a Telegram group in Germany, disguised as a 'driving school for experts,' used code words like 'cars' for women and 'driving' for rape to discuss drug-facilitated sexual assaults. The network, primarily Chinese men targeting Chinese women, led to convictions of four members. The investigation remains partially obscured by privacy laws and censorship.
- The downfall of Juan Carlos
Spanish monarch Juan Carlos I was initially revered for preventing a dictatorship in 1981 but later faced public disgrace due to personal vices and accepting luxurious gifts. The book 'Downfall of a King' by Paul Preston details his activities, described as scholarly rather than salacious.
- Beat the heat: Keeping pets safe in Hawaiʻi's summer
The article discusses how to protect pets from overheating during Hawaiʻi's summer by ensuring access to fresh water, shade, and limiting physical activity. It also emphasizes the importance of never leaving pets in cars to prevent heat-related dangers.
- Native bird deaths linked to cars, disease 'may be preventable': Study
A study found cars are the primary cause of pueo, or Hawaiian short-eared owl, deaths in Hawaiʻi, with disease also linked. The study suggests these deaths may be preventable.
- Polestar won't be able to sell its cars in the US next year
Polestar may be unable to sell its cars in the US next year despite having moved some production to the country. The company could face restrictions on sales in the US market soon.
- Women tackling coal dust and other eco wins this week
Indian women are combating toxic coal dust, the US achieved a solar energy milestone, and Kenya and global car industries reported positive environmental developments.
- Japan May exports grow at fastest pace in over three years, beating estimates, as chip demand soars
Japan's exports in May grew at their fastest pace since November 2022, surpassing estimates due to strong demand for cars and semiconductors. The surge was driven by robust global demand for automotive products and chips.
- The cheapest V8 cars, trucks and SUVs you can buy in 2026
The article highlights the most affordable V8-powered vehicles available in 2026, including the Dodge Durango at the lowest price and the high-performance Chevrolet Corvette capable of reaching 60 mph in under three seconds.
- The innocent families caught up in Belfast anarchy: Two-month-old baby rescued from rioters and homes and cars set ablaze as city faces shutdown ahead of second night of violence
A two-month-old baby was rescued during riots in Belfast as homes and cars were set ablaze, leading to a city shutdown ahead of the second night of violence. The unrest involved rioters and widespread destruction, impacting innocent families.
- Horrifying video shows plague of parasite-ridden mosquitoes swarming as tourists take cover in their cars
Tourists were forced to hide in their vehicles as a swarm of parasite-ridden mosquitoes blackened the skies, as shown in disturbing footage. The event highlights a severe infestation affecting the area.
- Beijing targets cooling consumer spending
Beijing is implementing measures to address declining consumer spending, particularly in sectors like solar panels, cars, and hogs, with plummeting pork prices highlighting the economic drag. Policymakers are shifting focus toward expanding the services sector and prioritizing value creation through design and intellectual property, as noted by Trivium China analysts and The New York Times.
- NASA buys two cars for a cool $440 million - and you'll never guess where they'll end up
NASA purchases two cars for $440 million; the article suggests the destination is unexpected.
- Five killed, 34 injured after bus crashes into six cars in Virginia
A bus crashed into six cars in Virginia, resulting in five deaths and 34 injuries, with three individuals in critical condition, according to police.
- Carney seeks new US-Canada partnership as world undergoes ‘rupture’
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called for a new US-Canada partnership in sectors like aluminium, cars, and critical minerals, stating the world is undergoing a 'rupture' as the US reshapes its commercial relationships. He emphasized collaboration to strengthen both nations, though the article cuts off after mentioning his January meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
- Tree falls on woman, crushes multiple cars in NYC during Memorial Day storm: cops
A tree fell on a 49-year-old woman and crushed multiple cars in The Bronx during a Memorial Day storm, injuring her. The incident occurred after several days of rain and soggy conditions around 1:30 p.m., according to police.
- Your commute is about to get even worse: Woke scientists say cars should be made to wait at red lights for longer - to force people to switch to walking
Scientists suggest increasing wait times at red lights to encourage walking, potentially worsening commutes. The proposal aims to reduce car usage and promote alternative transportation methods. This plan may affect daily travel routines.
- Trump announces 25% tariff on cars, trucks from EU
President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on cars and trucks imported from the European Union, effective immediately. The move is part of ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and EU.
- There's now a record 42.55M vehicles on our roads - here's the breakdown of cars, vans, trucks and buses
The UK now has a record 42.55 million vehicles on its roads, with a breakdown showing the numbers of cars, vans, trucks, and buses. This increase highlights growing vehicle ownership and transportation activity.
- India’s HDFC Bank Beats Estimates as Loan Growth Stays Strong
India’s HDFC Bank reported stronger-than-expected loan growth, driven by sustained demand for home loans. The bank aims to leverage home lending to expand into consumer finance, offering loans for products like air conditioners, cars, and TVs.