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Influential EVs: an illustrated history of electric car design EVs might be a hot topic now, but even before Karl Benz patented his internal combustion car in 1886, our ancestors and forebears were already finding ways to electrify a chassis with wheels. In fact gasoline, electricity, steam, coal gas, compressed air, superheated water and even a spring-motor device that stored energy running downhill and used it going uphill were all competing forms of propulsion at the dawn of the car. The e...

There was a major upset in the Lanka Premier League yesterday as table toppers Colombo Kings were sent packing by Galle Gladiators, who won a thrilling contest to book their place in the finals of the competition. Chasing a target of 151, Galle Gladiators won with two wickets to spare in the penultimate delivery of the game. Dhananjaya Lakshan, a seam-bowling all-rounder from Richmond College, Galle emerged the match winner when it looked all lost for Galle. When the in form Danushka Gunathilak...

Friday 11 December 2020 The first great automotive rivalry Culture and Lifestyle Editor Camille Jenatzy isn’t a household name today, a shame really, as the Belgian race car driver is etched into the automotive record books as the first person drive a car in excess of 100km/h, in the process setting a world land speed record. What’s more, he did it an electric car, one that he built himself. Today, 100km/h is merely scratching the surface of most cars’ capabilities but in 1899, those type...