The car received a combined electrical installation, which is capable of consuming electricity and hydrogen.

The Russian premium car brand Aurus plans to sell its first hydrogen-powered sedan for $597,000. This is reported by the Mash Telegram channel, citing sources familiar with the situation. The hydrogen sedan has already been demonstrated to the public several times at various events. In July, the car could be seen at the Innoprom forum in Yekaterinburg, and in August the car was brought to the exhibition of spare parts and auto components MIMS-2022 in Moscow.

In turn, FSUE "NAMI" refuted information about prices. They explained that so far the model exists only in the form of a test prototype, on which NAMI engineers work out the possibilities of hydrogen technologies.

“Information about the cost and further sales of a car powered by hydrogen fuel,” the FSUE NAMI emphasized.

When the Aurus hydrogen sedan will go on sale is unknown. While the production of the car has not yet started. At the moment, it is obvious that the car received a combined electrical installation that is capable of consuming electricity and hydrogen. The power reserve of the novelty is 600 km. Acceleration to “hundreds” takes the sedan 4 s.

Earlier, FSUE NAMI announced plans to produce a whole line of hydrogen cars. Rosatom, the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education and Gazprom are also participating in the project. What kind of cars will be included in the line of hydrogen cars and how many there will be, is still unknown.

Aurus mass-produces Senat sedans and limousines. Initially, the most affordable model of the Russian brand was estimated at $398,000. However, in April, the Ministry of Industry and Trade warned that prices for premium models would soon rise. The department explained that this will allow the manufacturer to fulfill import substitution plans and expand the line. If you now look at the announcements of dealers, then it is cheaper than $497,000. Aurus can not be found.

The next novelty of the Russian brand will be the Komendant SUV, the premiere of which may take place before the end of 2022. Aurus Komendant will receive the same powertrain as the Senat model: it is a hybrid unit based on a 4.4-liter V8 petrol turbo engine, paired with a compact electric motor and a nine-speed automatic transmission. The total output of the units is 598 hp.

Mercedes-Benz and Mazda are releasing vehicles with biometric fingerprint and face recognition for access to Driver Profiles.

Mercedes-Benz 'C-Class' sedan showcases new fingerprint recognition system that remembers "seat position, climate control, ambient light and favorite radio stations."

Mazda's 'CX-60' SUV showcases a new face recognition system for accessing the driver's profile. The system also remembers the settings of the steering wheel, head-up display and mirrors.

Brandon Dalaly doesn't need to worry about making sure he's got his house and car keys when he leaves: Wherever he goes, there are his keys. Brandon recently got his second chip implant, this time it was the key to his Tesla.

Dalaly's story has picked up steam recently after he posted video of his Tesla key implant. He told FOX 2 that he's always been a tech enthusiast and wanted to be on the cutting edge of technology so he started with his first digital key in his left hand. It gets him in the front door and so much more.

"So after that was inserted and the swelling went down, I’m able to open up the front and back door of my house. I can walk up to people and have them tap their phone to my hand and instantly transfer my contact information in my portfolio, my Covid vaccine card," he said.

But why stop there? He's got another hand in need of something else to carry, right?

"So I thought how cool would it be if I could leave my house with no car key and no house key?" he said.

A few weeks ago, Dalaly got his second chip implant, this time in his right hand. It's his Tesla key and tapping on the driver's door and inside allow him to unlock and start his Tesla

"It’s a perfect back up. You can never forget it, it never breaks, something that won’t fail you," he said.

He did all of it without having to even consult a doctor.

"The chips themselves are around $200 to $300 and the install is only about $100 because you can go to a local piercing shop who will agree to do the installation," he said. "All the programming and coding putting the apps on the chips - that’s all done by me."

Brandon's not done. He wants to have another chip installed too, this time to get instant reads on his body.

"It would be inserted near the breast and then you can tap your phone to your chest and instantly get temperature readings," he said.

Brandon is hoping his Tesla chip gets the attention of Tesla CEO Elon Musk.