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Cars
Volvo’s C40 Recharge is an electric car that’s weirdly stuck in the past
Jeremy White
Transport
This bizarre electric racing scooter goes as fast as a car
Jeremy White
Uber
The Supreme Court owned Uber. What comes next is much worse
Natasha Bernal
Delivery
Gig Workers Gather Data to Check the Algorithm’s Math
Aarian Marshall
Cars
Hyundai’s IONIQ 5 EV can go 300 miles and power your microwave
Jeremy White
aviation
How Planes Keep Flying After an Engine Catches Fire
Brian Barrett
No Free Ride
The UK Is the Latest Country to Tighten the Screws on Uber
Aarian Marshall
Uber
Uber has lost in the Supreme Court. Here’s what happens next
Natasha Bernal
Cars
The McLaren Artura is an all-new hybrid supercar that packs a punch
Jeremy White
Uber
The rise of Uber Eats gang masters is tearing the gig economy apart
Elaine Allaby
To-Go
Carjackings Are Up—and Gig Workers Are Getting Victimized
Aarian Marshall
Transportation
Aurora Partners With Toyota on Self-Driving Sienna Taxis
Timothy B. Lee, Ars Technica
Cities
How Covid-19 can improve transport in African cities
Astrid Haas
Supply Chain
A Silicon Chip Shortage Is Causing Big Issues for Automakers
Jonathan M. Gitlin, Ars Technica
Charging Ahead
Biden Wants the Government to Run on EVs. It Won’t Be Easy
Aarian Marshall
Transport
Business travel is back and it’s weirder than ever before
John Arlidge
Transport
Uber has a wild new plan for global ride-hailing domination
Matthew Moore
Taking Off
The Art and Science of Boarding an Airplane in a Pandemic
Aarian Marshall
Transport
The ultimate electric rides for land, sea and air in 2021
WIRED Insider
Transport
Inside the UK’s botched Covid-19 Test to Release scheme
Natasha Bernal
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