Sultry Lexus ES Ultra Lux Beckons

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3-19-19 Tech Talk

~ Recorded Live from KOWS FM 92.5 ~

Tech Talk commentator Rick DeMeis experiences the wow-factor of the 2019 Lexus ES 350 Ultra Luxury model and reminisces about the mysteries of Corinthian leather. There are also important announcements from Volvo’s Polestar marque and automaker Peugeot (remember them). Rick also provides an exciting Musk Minute update, and then gravitates over to a recap of the Apollo 50 plus 50 Celebration at MIT in Cambridge. There’s news from Canada’s University of Waterloo, too.
Tech Talk is a weekly feature on KOWS 92.5 FM radio Newtopian Dream program hosted by RT Newt.

Ride of the Week:

2019 Lexus ES 350 Ultra Luxury

Photos courtesy of Lexus
  • Perforated semi-aniline leather interior trim
  • Wood trim w/ ambient lighting
  • 14-way power-adjustable driver’s seat
  • Heated & ventilated seats
  • Amazon Alexa & Apple CarPlay
  • Onboard Wi-Fi™ and remote smartwatch functionality
  • Optional 12.3-inch split-screen multimedia sys. w/ navigation
  • 302-hp V6 engine
  • 8-speed automatic transmission w/ paddle shifters
  • Three Drive Modes – Eco, Normal, Sport
  • Low-light pedestrian detection
  • Daytime bicyclist detection
  • Triple-Beam LED headlamps
  • Panorama glass roof
  • Power open/close trunk w/ kick sensor
  • Lateral performance dampers

Announcements

Polestar 2 EV w/ 275 Mile Range

photo courtesy of Polestar

Peugeot Set To Return To Sales In U.S.

Rally ace Catie Munnings (left) flies Peugeot Rally Academy flag for 2019 ERC Junior Campaign. Catie will be joined by new co-driver Veronica Engan for the March through October campaign that began with the first round in the Azores on Thursday 21st March.
photo courtesy of Peugeot Media

Musk Minute

Tesla Model Y

photo courtesy of Tesla

In Other Tech News:

Apollo 50 plus 50 Celebration


Photo: Jake Belcher

University of Waterloo Self-Contained Wheel Units

Engineering professor Amir Khajepour alongside new self-contained wheel unit. photo courtesy of Univ. of Waterloo Engineering

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