Toyota Raises Profit Forecast, Shares Surge 16.7% in Biggest Intraday Gain Since 1987
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Spin42, a Belgian company, presented a 2007 Volkswagen Polo modified to be remotely controlled using old smartphones, replacing the thermal engine with an electric Nissan engine and Tesla braking system. The project highlights the repurposing of obsolete smartphones for vehicle control, raising questions about automotive obsolescence. This is a niche technology demonstration, not a mass-market product, but signals potential for low-cost retrofitting and circular economy in automotive tech.
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