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Electrifying the Rolls-Royce was no simple matter. The electric motors had to more than match the 338kW Phantom 6.75-litre V12 ... and they do ... fed by the biggest automobile battery pack ever - 71 kWh.

The Solar Pegasus Flying Horse incorporates a solar panel in the mythological winged horse's carriage to harness energy from the sun, or nearest available lamp, to power its batteries and keep the winged horse prancing.

Scientists at Yale University have done what materials scientists have been trying to do for decades - create a material that boasts the look, strength and durability of metal that can be molded into complex shapes as simply and cheaply as plastic.

During the first decade of the 21st century, information and communication technologies came within reach of most of the world's people.

Fujitsu has taken a truly wireless PC display to CeBIT 2011 which uses magnetic induction technology to provide the unit with power and wireless USB to send images to the screen.

The Manta three-wheeler amphibious concept vehicle has an electric motor on each of the rear wheels, which can be rotated 90 degrees to provide propulsion in water.

Scientists have created a new type of fiber optic cable with a zinc selenide core, that is said to be better than conventional cables at transmitting and manipulating light.

Scientists at the Stanford University School of Medicine have found that intense feelings of love are as effective at relieving pain as painkillers or even illicit drugs.

It only takes a glance at Lamborghini's Aventador to know it's a Lambo.

Mortars are now moving into the 21st Century with U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan set to receive a first-of-its-kind, GPS-guided 120mm mortar munition that can pinpoint targets at ranges of up to 6,300 m (20,669 ft).

We want to know what would make existing iPad owners upgrade, and what would make the holdouts decide to jump in. Let us know in the comments.

Tata has announced the Pixel European city car based on the Nano - an ultra manoevrable 2.6 metre turning circle and an infinitely variable transmission give the 1.2 litre turbo diesel a staggering 3.4 l/100km economy