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The Allroadracer TriX's chain runs through a carbon fiber boom-type body – although future models may not even have a chain

TriX e-trike turns recumbent design into a rolling experiment

The preproduction Allroadracer TriX combines a telescoping carbon-fiber body, tilting front wheels, suspension travel, and electric assist in a striking package.

Key Takeaways

The TriX is a preproduction recumbent e-trike with a telescoping carbon-fiber body.
Its front wheels tilt in corners and carry substantial suspension travel.

DT Editorial Team·Jun 2, 2026·via newatlas.com

KitchenAid’s First Major Artisan Mixer Redesign in Decades Focuses on Precision Over Reinvention

KitchenAid has revised its core tilt-head stand mixer design for the first time in more than 70 years, adding a bowl light, half-speed controls and new finishes to its Artisan Plus model.

Key Takeaways

KitchenAid updated its base-model tilt-head stand mixer for the first time in more than 70 years.
The Artisan Plus adds a bowl light, half-speed controls and new textured finishes.

DT Editorial Team·May 3, 2026·via wired.com

The Steering Wheel Is Becoming a Battleground for Safety, Branding and Simplicity

A new WIRED feature shows why automakers keep obsessing over steering wheels: they are safety-critical interfaces, brand statements and one of the hardest parts of the cabin to get right.

Key Takeaways

Automakers may go through more than 20 steering-wheel designs during development.
China plans to ban yoke-style steering wheels starting in January 2027.

DT Editorial Team·Mar 30, 2026·via wired.com