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2019
Rolls-Royce unveils ACCEL electric aircraft demonstrator
Rolls-Royce released the first images of the ACCEL all-electric demonstrator aircraft, which it is developing with YASA and Electroflight. The aircraft is due to make its first flight in the second quarter of 2020.
2019
Rolls-Royce debuts Black Badge Cullinan
Rolls-Royce made the Black Badge Cullinan SUV's global debut on November 5, 2019. The model features more power and torque, a re-engineered drivetrain and chassis, and a sportier ride.
2019
Rolls-Royce and VPowerGroup expand power-generation cooperation
Rolls-Royce and VPowerGroup signed an agreement for Rolls-Royce to supply more than 200 MTU 4000-series natural-gas generator sets, with deliveries stated to begin in October 2019. The equipment is intended for VPowerGroup's projects worldwide.
2019
BMW recalls vehicles over backup-camera visibility issue
BMW recalled 257,481 vehicles because backup-camera brightness and contrast settings could make the rear-view image invisible. The article says the repair is a software upgrade that reduces the adjustment range.
2019
BMW recalls vehicles over backup camera display problem
BMW is recalling more than 257,000 vehicles in the U.S. because drivers might not be able to see the backup camera display. The issue can violate federal safety standards. Owners will be notified, and dealers will update the backup camera software.
2019
Rolls-Royce completes acquisition of Siemens eAircraft activities
Rolls-Royce completed its acquisition of Siemens' electric aircraft propulsion activities, including the former Siemens eAircraft unit.
2019
Rolls-Royce Pearl 15 receives Transport Canada certification
Rolls-Royce’s Pearl 15 engine received official certification from Transport Canada. The engine is the exclusive engine option for Bombardier’s Global 5500 and Global 6500 aircraft.
2019
BMW initiates backup-camera recall covering BMW, Toyota Supra and Rolls-Royce models
BMW initiated a recall campaign covering 257,481 vehicles across 51 models and variants, including Toyota Supra and Rolls-Royce models. The backup-camera display could retain a setting that prevented it from showing the view behind the vehicle, causing the vehicles to fail US safety standards.