Geely has unveiled its latest acquisition, the Geely Galaxy E5 compact SUV, which is poised to compete with the VW ID.4 and Tesla Model Y. With a sharp design and competitive price, it could become the mainstream EV choice, at least in China.
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Jan Macarol is the responsible editor of the printed and online editions of City Magazine Slovenia. Together with his two assistants, he strives to offer readers the most unique and fresh information about urban culture, technological innovations, fashion and everything an urban nomad needs to survive in a fast-paced world.
When we think about cleaning the oven, we often feel uneasy, because it seems that it will take a lot of effort to remove stubborn dirt. But, the magical process we present proves otherwise. It starts with boiling water - boil it like a royal tea. The water must be hot enough to dissolve the tablet completely. But before you start the magic, don't forget the protective gloves, because the pills are stronger than it might seem at first glance.
When we talk about cars that everyone wants to drive, but most can't even see in person, the Suzuki Jimny always finds itself high on the list. This cute and powerful SUV that looks like it came straight out of the 1970s has won the hearts of off-road enthusiasts around the world with its latest edition, the Suzuki Jimny XL Heritage. But the EU and the USA have a considerable problem of availability with this model.
100 Jobs That Will Be Replaced by Artificial Intelligence by 2030 and Yours Is Definitely Among Them
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are bringing major changes to the labor market, as many traditional occupations are being replaced by automated technologies. By 2030, AI will take over many tasks that were previously the domain of human workers, drastically transforming many industries. Technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing and autonomous systems are already affecting jobs today and creating new ways of working. This article will explore 100 occupations likely to be replaced by AI by 2030 and present real-world examples where this is already happening.
Tesla is preparing for a revolution in autonomous driving with the introduction of its latest service Robotaxi, or the presentation of a special vehicle - the Tesla Robotaxi. The American pioneer in electric vehicles relies on its cutting-edge autonomous driving software to promise a safe and reliable future of driverless mobility. At the same time, at the moment, agreements are being made with the governments of a really large number of countries in which Tesla could soon receive permits for autonomous driving.
When you combine speed and high fashion, you get... a car? That's right, BMW created the first couture car, the BMW XM Mystique Allure, dedicated to supermodel Naomi Campbell. If you think this is a joke, read on and see for yourself.
Ducati presents the Monster Senna Edition, the third signature model in honor of Ayrton Senna. Discover how this special edition combines the legacy of the F1 legend with the latest Ducati technology and design.
Apple TV+ recently launched a new series, "Sugar," starring Colin Farrell as private detective John Sugar. The series quickly attracted the attention of viewers and critics, who praised Farrell's performance and innovative approach to the genre.
The Fujifilm X-T50 lets you become a master of film photography with a simple push of a button. Fujifilm returns to its roots with the new X-T50 mirrorless camera, which combines modern technology with classic film aesthetics. Meet the device that will win the hearts of film lovers and digital enthusiasts alike.
Autodrom combines automotive enthusiasm and minimalist design in the limited edition Autodrom Racing Team Chronograph.
The best electric car of the moment, the Tesla Model 3 offers a combination of innovation and performance that is hard to beat by other electric cars. In addition, it has so many features that you could think it came from the future - somewhere between flying cars and robots that clean your house.
AI revolution in marketing?! Thirty years ago, the first word processors and spreadsheets hit the market, promising the next big revolution in productivity. They promised us that because of them we would spend less time writing, drawing transparencies and calculating numbers on a calculator. Today, thirty years later, the promise has become a reality. We all have so much free time that I personally only work two days a week. Of course I'm joking. The reality is that we are not working less, we are creating longer documents and our presentations have expanded from six slides to fifty. Why is this important today? Generative AI is coming and will be embedded in the core of our organizations and the way we work. This will be the next great productivity revolution. The question is: How can we prepare ourselves to actually take advantage of this productivity opportunity?