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In emergency situations, anything that causes first responders to slow down affects how quickly they can arrive at the scene – and such delays can prove fatal. 1

Samsung Gulf Electronics today announced its open call for design enthusiasts to enter the Bespoke competition and celebrate the UAE and its diverse culture. Samsung’s Bespoke Refrigerator is a smart home appliance with endless possibilities for customization, offering enhanced modularity which seamlessly integrates into every home, satisfying every taste and need. The call is part of the brand’s ongoing efforts to enrich a truly one-of-a-kind home experience by putting the power of personalization in consumers’ hands by opening the door to creatives to express their passion and unlock their artistic selves through a UAE themed contest, inspired by the nation.

Picture this: You are on the road driving a car that has a class of its own. Every turn you take, you see people giving a second glance at the machine you are driving with admiring eyes.

Al-Futtaim Toyota, the exclusive Toyota distributor in the UAE, is shaking up the lifestyle pickup segment once again with the introduction of a GR SPORT version of the Toyota Hilux. Known for its ability to handle all kinds of tough terrain – including the North Pole, South Pole and the Dakar Rally – the world’s toughest pick up has been the go-to vehicle in the market for a powerful workhorse and now comes in a new GR SPORT version.

In 2022, Opel is celebrating a very special anniversary. For 160 years, the brand with the lightning bolt emblem has been making innovations affordable for a wide audience. This was ensured by Adam Opel himself when he founded the company in August 1862 – and later by his five sons – and his wife Sophie, who energetically participated in the further development of the company and can therefore be considered the first female manager of a sewing machine, bicycle and automobile brand.

Last week Nissan unveiled its prototype production facility for laminated all-solid-state battery cells, which the company aims to bring to market in 2028. This prototype facility, within the Nissan Research Center in Kanagawa Prefecture, is aimed to further promote the development of all-solid-state-batteries.