Jesse Crosse

Jesse Crosse
Title: Technical editor
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New aero kit from Manthey makes track-focussed GT3 RS even more extreme
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How Manthey gave the 911 GT3 RS 1000kg of downforce

Manthey and Porsche produced an extreme aero kit for the 911 GT3 RS

How Manthey gave the 911 GT3 RS 1000kg of downforce
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The 'green diesel' that is now powering Stellantis

Hydrotreated vegetable oil can be used as a straight substitute for conventional diesel

The 'green diesel' that is now powering Stellantis
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Vans could pave the way for more hydrogen cars

Stellantis looks set to bring hydrogen tech to its range of mid-size vans

Vans could pave the way for more hydrogen cars
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The tech secrets behind McLaren's new 915bhp V8

Woking-based brand's new V8 takes on a familiar engineering catch-22

The tech secrets behind McLaren's new 915bhp V8
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The new hydrogen tech delivering 435-mile range vans

Renault's new Hyvia filling stations are being rolled out across Europe and can be set up in 72 hours

The new hydrogen tech delivering 435-mile range vans
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Chemical soup: how electric car batteries are made

Lithium ion battery performance depends on the mix of chemicals

Chemical soup: how electric car batteries are made
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How head-up display screens can make cars safer

In-car tech maker says new system puts simple, crisp graphics on windscreen's 'frit'

How head-up display screens can make cars safer
Tesla Model 3 front quarter tracking
Tesla has its own 'Supercharger' network – it's a big plus for owning one
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Answered: the electric car questions you've been afraid to ask

What's in an EV motor? How does regen work? Who is Chad Emo? We've got the answers you seek

Answered: the electric car questions you've been afraid to ask
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Why in-wheel motors are the next big thing for electric cars

New technology could bring greater efficiency and range to electric cars

Why in-wheel motors are the next big thing for electric cars
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How Magna developed cameras to allow cars to see in the dark

Wildlife can see in the dark better than us, but cars are catching up

How Magna developed cameras to allow cars to see in the dark

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