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Incontournables au Mondial de l'Auto, les constructeurs chinois soignent leur entrée sur le vieux continent. Ils s'appellent BYD, Wey ou encore Ora, et exposent à Paris leurs dernières productions destinées au marché européen. Dès 2023, il sera en effet possible d'acquérir ces voitures dans certains pays voisins, en attendant qu'elles soient disponibles en France.
Four years after it was last held, the Paris motor show (known as the Mondial de l'Auto) is back and open to the public from October 18 to 23, 2022. Although more condensed and without the presence of many manufacturers, it remains a leading showcase of the best coming out of the automotive industry, currently in the midst of an energy transition.
Quatre ans après sa dernière édition, le Mondial de l'Auto de Paris fait son grand retour du 18 au 23 octobre 2022. Bien que plus condensé et sans la présence de nombreux constructeurs, il se présente comme une formidable vitrine de tout ce que propose de mieux l'industrie automobile, actuellement en pleine transition énergétique.
Google wants to simplify the process of removing search results that contain personally identifiable information. Currently rolling out for beta testing -- in the US and on Android only -- this options takes the form of a new feature within the Google app.
Whether roasted, in soups, in purées or enjoyed whole, sweet chestnuts are one of the star foods of the fall, featured in many comforting dishes of the season. But did you know that chestnuts are now also considered an essential beauty ally? From protection and hydration to repair, this seasonal treat has many unsuspected virtues.
From crickets and worms to cockroaches and locusts, insects have long been hailed as one of the foods of the future, but their forecasted potential may not be reflected in the content of our plates. In fact, they're expected to be eaten more widely by animals.
Known for her talents as an actress, singer and presenter, Keke Palmer is now launching her own digital channel in a bid to help usher in a new generation of creators.
This World Food Day, October 16, spare a thought for ugly vegetables, the produce that does not end up on the shelves because it doesn't meet consumers' expectations. Because in Israel a start-up has found a way to put these would-be veggie rejects to better use.
Les étudiants de l'université de technologie d'Eindhoven ont mis au point une voiture électrique capable de capter du CO2 dans l'air pendant qu'elle roule. Elle pourrait ainsi très bien afficher en fin de cycle une empreinte carbone parfaitement neutre.
Students at the Eindhoven University of Technology have developed an electric car that can capture CO2 from the air as it drives. This could help it achieve carbon neutrality.
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