The 2025 Comet EV comes with the MG e-Shield program, offering a vehicle warranty of 3 years or up to 1 lakh km, along with 3 ...

Can only say from the brake dust accumalated on the alloy wheels. So depends on alloy wheel design? Not sure about modern cars, since the Cruze also had a heavy brake dust problem. Not sure it is ...

Every time you hit the brakes, tiny particles of dust are released into the air. These particles, often invisible to the naked eye, come from the friction between brake pads and rotors.

Brake dust is the latest motoring by-product to be under scrutiny when it comes to our health. And sighing deeply is not advisable right now. Because researchers from the University of Southampton ...

Disc spinners don't get much better value than this. The Marantz CD6007 has won a What Hi-Fi? Award for five years in a row (and before that, its predecessors the CD6006 and CD6005 took the gong).

Dust from your car brakes are polluting the air and is worse than exhaust fumes while electric vehicles are not as green as you think; all you need to know. Why Your Car’s Brake Pads Might Be a ...

But EVs might not be the panacea some think they are. New research suggests brake dust, which is emitted by both EVs and ICE cars, is so toxic that it’s more harmful than sucking up a lungful of ...

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Dust produced by wear of the road, tyres, and brakes, known as “non-exhaust emissions”, are now the major type of emissions from road transport, surpassing exhaust emissions across many ...

These 'non-exhaust' pollution sources are now responsible for the majority of vehicle particulate matter (PM) emissions in the UK and parts of Europe, with brake dust being the main contributor.

Now, three astrophysicists have proposed a plan to create a moon dust shield by mining and shooting bits of moon dust into space. The plan might sound a bit out of this world — sorry for that ...