As it was, so it is
As people empower technology there are disruptions — glitches that we learn to embrace

‘The evolution of a car’ Artwork by Mike Sagaran
As people empower technology there are disruptions — glitches that we learn to embrace

‘The evolution of a car’ Artwork by Mike Sagaran

Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) turned the Clark International Speedway into a testing ground for low-carbon biofuels…

The Philippines has become one of the three biggest export markets for the Ford Ranger Raptor, alongside Australia and…

ACMobility and Basic Energy Corporation have joined forces to build more electric vehicle charging hubs for public…

Honda Cars Philippines is extending its “Hybrid Power, Honda Trust” campaign until July 31, giving buyers more…

Hyundai Motor Philippines has launched the refreshed Staria with a hybrid powertrain, updated styling and new connected…
As children of the ’60s, cartoons filled our imaginations as we looked toward a world that was to be — fantastic, or so we imagined. The year is 2024 and the world as we knew it — when we were young — has changed. And yet, it is still the same.
The motoring and micromobility trends for 2024, of which many changes have taken place, encompasses a world that is moving by leaps, bounds and in speeds we never imagined possible.
We are witnessing a significant shift towards smarter, sleeker and funkier vehicle designs. Modern micromobility vehicles, including electric vehicles, e-scooters and e-bikes, are now being manufactured using sustainable materials that promise longer lifespans — for the vehicle. The 21st century brings with it a desire for humans to create a world that preserves what is good about the world we grew up in — what is necessary to keep it spinning — and to make better that which will become, as we speed forward and create a world for our children, their children and so forth.
It is no surprise that for its 24th anniversary the DAILY TRIBUNE has chosen “Technology powered by people: Embracing disruptions” as its theme — for as it was in the 1960s of my childhood, so it is now in 2024 — and how it will be in the years to come — humans remaining the “disruptions” that will make life interesting as it moves forward for the better. Good news, bad news — who knows? For Blast, we present snippets of what is now, and what is to come. And there will be many more to come — DAILY TRIBUNE issues, that is — in a world where humans will always “disrupt.”