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TerraLUX, Inc., introduced the latest in its line of LightStar™ LED flashlights: the LightStar80™ penlight.

Dongguan Kingsun Optoelectronics Co. Ltd recently completed the revamp of street lighting on Dongjiang Main Road in Dongguan City (Guangdong, China) using LUXEON® Rebel LEDs. This project involved replacing Dongjiang Main Road’s high-pressure sodium lamps and light fixtures with 98W LUXEON LED based luminaires. In total, over 2,000 LUXEON Rebel LEDs were used to replace old lamps, or added on. This 52km stretch is, to date, the longest stretch...

An all-white interactive LED light show that plays nightly on the curvy sunroof of a pedestrian bridge in the former Soviet Union is powered by 1,208 custom LED fixtures containing 6,040 high-power LUXEON Rebel LEDs from Philips Lumileds. The fixtures were designed and built by Netherlands-based Primo Exposures and RENA Electronica, with all LEDs supplied by Future Lighting Solutions in the required 4200K color temperature range in just two weeks...

For the first time, Mercedes-Benz is offering the sporty SLK Roadster with a diesel engine. The 204 hp four-cylinder power unit puts the two-seater at the top of its class in numerous respects.

ŠKODA has begun production of a 10 car trial fleet of its first ever fully electric car, the Octavia E Line. It's the next step in ŠKODA's continued efforts to reduce emissions and consumption levels throughout the company.

A portfolio of active safety technologies that will help reduce crash effects or even prevent them was demonstrated by Delphi Automotive at last month's IAA International Motor Show. Delphi's latest safety technologies will help to protect a wide range of road users including vehicle occupants, cyclists and pedestrians

With the new Focus, Ford has become the first non-premium automaker to win two Euro NCAP Advanced rewards.

New CT 200h achieves five-star rating for all-round safety performance in independent Euro NCAP crash testing

With the all-important UK business market in mind, BMW engineers have created a car that is approximately 10 per cent more fuel-efficient than the best its rivals can muster, without reducing the 184hp or 380Nm of torque developed by the 2.0-litre turbodiesel engine. This equates to fuel economy of 62.8mpg and CO2 emissions of 119g/km, which means a company car benefit-in-kind taxation band of only 13 per cent.

Continental's Architecture Migration Demonstrator shows how a vehicle automation system with basic functions can be developed using the technologies available today. The system could soon be developed further into series production.