New technology is taking us into uncharted territory in Jewish law - but opinions are mixed on whether added mobility will bring communities closer or drive them apart

Just 10 members of the movement’s 25-rabbi Committee on Jewish Law and Standards were in favor and 6 voted against, 5 rabbis abstained, 4 did not attend

Vehicle travels for over 100 hours nonstop using wireless charging technology, company says

Transportation minister says she'll also cancel electric vehicle tax, push regulations to stop children being forgotten in cars: 'I didn't come here to apologize, I came to govern'

While most political parties dodge or ignore environmental questions, citizens say they would install solar panels, buy electric cars and take the bus, if government gave subsidies

Zooz Power's system, based on kinetic flywheel technology, aims to serve areas with poor electrical grid provision, as world transitions to EVs

As costs of food, medicine and gasoline rise along with the number of recipients who require them, humanitarian groups maximize efficiency ahead of what they see as a long haul

Electreon demonstrates a prototype stretch of road to Italian ministers, company executives; luxury car firm Maserati expresses interest in installing tech too

US carmaker says it will soon have its first sales agency in Jewish state

City Transformer's shape-shifting CT-1 car can narrow its wheelbase for parking; company also hopes to gain European certification