Wabco advances efforts for ADAS and CMS technology
During a press conference at IAA 2018 in Hannover, Germany, Wabco announced coming improvements to its OnGuard platform of advanced driver...
Read MoreBosch pursues electric, fuel-cell powertrains
Bosch presented a range of products and innovations to support the trucking industry’s movement toward vehicle electrification and...
Read MoreNHTSA: Tesla Model 3 gets five-star safety rating in all categories
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released its crash test results for the Tesla Model 3, awarding the...
Read MoreWill high-res radar make tomorrow’s cars safer?
There’s a problem with one of the safety systems in the 2018 Nissan Sentra: It doesn’t work. Let me clarify: There’s a problem with one of...
Read MoreUK transport industry should change investment approach, says report
A new report has detailed how emerging innovations, like autonomous cars and open data, should be the focus of the transport industry’s...
Read MoreI-5 in Washington, Oregon best route to deploy self-driving semis, report says
Of all the freeways in the United States, the most productive corridor for self-driving trucks appears to be Interstate 5 through...
Read MoreSiemens thermal simulation solution addresses autonomous electric vehicle design challenges
Siemens today introduced a new Simcenter™ software solution for design-centric thermal simulation of Autonomous Electric Vehicles (AEVs) –...
Read MoreDetroit gets share of $5.25M to give residents voice in self-driving
Detroit will share in a $5.25 million project to help cities tap into the self-driving car revolution. The Motor City, along with Long...
Read MoreTransportation workers form coalition to stop driverless buses in Ohio
The Transport Workers Union of America announced the formation of a statewide coalition to prevent the use of autonomous buses in Ohio,...
Read MoreSelf-driving cars: Will Europe miss another disruption?
The last time a major technological disruption took place, Europe was caught snoozing. In the early 2000’s, European companies were the...
Read MoreChina allocates 11 more roads for self-driving car tests to speed up development
China’s capital city has designated 11 more roads for self-driving vehicle testing, state news agency Xinhua said on 19 September, to try...
Read MoreEurope to be the tortoise in the self-driving car race
While there are reasons to doubt Europe’s standing in the race, there are different reasons entirely to trust it will still be a part of...
Read MoreConsumers are confused by the terms ‘connected’ and ‘autonomous’, research reveals
Almost half of the surveyed adults did not understand the definitions of ‘Connected’ or ‘Autonomous’, and three in five of British...
Read MoreFuture of the world’s largest truckmaker
Martin Daum, chief executive officer for trucks and buses divisions at Daimler, discusses the demand for trucks, the impact of the trade...
Read MoreThis is the weirdest driverless vehicle you’ve ever seen
It looks scary and weird, and is designed to come knocking at your door. French carmaker Renault SA unveiled on Wednesday the EZ-Pro, an...
Read MoreAlibaba will build its own AI chip to support self-driving cars
Chinese internet giant Alibaba is doubling down on its chip manufacturing with a dedicated subsidiary, co-founder and chairman Jack Ma...
Read MoreMichigan startup May Mobility to deploy self-driving shuttles in Columbus, Ohio
Michigan startup May Mobility today announced that it has been chosen by the state of Ohio to begin testing a self-driving shuttle service...
Read MoreWhy the future of driving isn’t just driverless, it’s ownerless
Over the past five years, the development of new technologies has brought about real change in the way we travel. Lately, the rise of...
Read MoreToyota’s vision of autonomous cars is not exactly driverless
John Leonard strolls up to a drab one-story garage on the campus of MIT and unlocks the door. The building is remarkable only for the...
Read MoreHow Michigan is contemplating the big ideas defining the future of mobility
When you can see what’s coming, it’s easier to be prepared. And Michigan has a better view of the developing mobility future than anywhere...
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