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While tech giants are closing down their autonomous car development units, because they are too costly for too few returns, Luxembourg researchers have cautiously conducted their first ‘real world’ driving test, on the streets of Kirchberg on 3 November 2022. Photo: Matic Zorman
INSTITUTIONS

First self-driving car hits the streets of Luxembourg

The University of Luxembourg’s 360Lab and Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) had permission, for the first time, to drive their ‘autonomous’ electric Kia on a three-kilometre loop, in regular traffic, in Kirchberg on Thursday 3 November.

Thierry Labro • 03.11.2022
Buyers can claim up to €8,000 from the state to buy an electric car Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

E-car subsidy extended until March 2024

Cordula Schnuer • 14.03.2022
Replacing cars with e-cars won’t save the planet, says European cyclist union. Changing the mentality around mobility will.  Photo: Shutterstock
POLITICS

Lux joins Cop26 call for more cycling

Tracy Heindrichs • 10.11.2021
The average speed cameras measure velocity over a stretch of road  Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Second average speed camera enters test phase

Cordula Schnuer • 09.09.2021
With 2,071 new registrations since the beginning of the year, the 100% electric car represents 8.2% of the market share in Luxembourg. (Photo: Shutterstock)
DRIVE

Slow charging, the alternative to the traditional charging point

Jérémy Zabatta • 28.07.2021
Library image: Traffic lights in Luxembourg City, 2016. Shutterstock.
INSTITUTIONS

First red light camera to be switched on this week

Aaron Grunwald • 20.07.2021
Claude Turmes said he was working on a subsidy for companies that want to install charging stations Photo: Matic Zorman / Paperjam
POLITICS

“Major step forward” for electric cars

Jérémy Zabatta • 16.07.2021
The “Maison du Motard” will represent the interests of bikers in Luxembourg within ACL Shutterstock
DRIVE

ACL launches national biker branch

Delano.lu • 09.07.2021
Volkswagen is still the market leader for new cars in Luxembourg, with BMW in second place and Audi completing the top three. (Photo: Jan Hanrion/Maison Moderne)
TECHNOLOGY

Car market still below pre-crisis level

Jérémy Zabatta • 07.07.2021
Philippe Emond, executive director of Bilia-Emond , will be in charge of the largest BMW dealership in the Greater Region. (Photo: Maison Moderne)
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

“We are giving ourselves the means to achieve our ambitions”

Jérémy Zabatta • 06.07.2021
The new i4 model  BMW/Diane Sellier
ECONOMY

A world premiere for BMW in Luxembourg

Nicolas Léonard • 07.06.2021
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