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'Eat My Catfish' restaurant coming to Siloam Springs; 6th in Arkansas Eat My Catfish says it's committed to serving high-quality, fresh, never frozen catfish and seafood, for the people of Arkansas to enjoy. Author: 5NEWS Web Staff Updated: 10:23 AM CDT April 27, 2021 SILOAM SPRINGS, Arkansas — 'Eat My Catfish,' a restaurant that says it is committed to serving high-quality, fresh, never frozen catfish and seafood, for the people of Arkansas to enjoy, will open its sixth location in the state and second in Northwest Arkansas. The newest location will be locat...

Vehicle tech trends from CES show By Sam Street | 25 January 2021 New Vehicle Sensor Tech  During a virtual tour of a garage lab in Israel, Amnon Shushua, senior vice president of intel, and chief executive officer of Mobileye, announced the company’s creation of new vehicle sensors.  The new sensor, Lidar SoC, puts both active and passive elements into a single silicon chip. The sensors will not make their debut until around 2025. As soon as next year, Mobileye plans to launch its first fleet of autonomous robo-taxis.  ADAS Tech: Super Cruise General Motors’ chief electric vehicle off...

At CES, GM teased six more of its electric cars and the light signature Buick will have on its share of EVs. The more visible vehicle was the Chevy BET.

Cadillac Celestiq, Cargo Pods, Societal Challenges Part of GM’s CES Pitch The 50-minute pre-recorded presentation was an opportunity for GM designers and engineers – and a few guests – to cover broadly the challenges and potential solutions in future mobility. Automated cargo delivery pods, flying shuttles, a sneak peek at Cadillac’s upcoming all-electric Celestiq flagship sedan and plans to roll out more semi-autonomous Super Cruise vehicles highlighted General Motors’ keynote presentation at this year’s virtual CES. GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra charts an ambitious future...

General Motors is on a roll and the North American powerhouse plans to supercharge its electrified ambitions by spending upwards of $27 billion to develop thirty new global EVs by 2025. One of these new debuts will be a Chevrolet-branded pickup truck similar in size to the recently-revealed GMC Hummer. Whilst its name has yet to be confirmed, our very own Michael Gauthier got the low-down from GM’s recent investor conference which displayed a glimpse of the unrevealed, full-size truck behind GM chief EV officer Travis Hester. Keen to see what it looks like? Well, let’s shed some light and...