Connected Car News: Waymo
In connected car news this week were Waymo, Hertz, BLIC, Nuance and InnoTAD. No Mo’ Waymo Say Chandlerites Citizens of Chandler Arizona are mad at Waymo self-driving vehicles to the extent of shooting at them,
Connected Car Benefits are Appreciated However Reluctant to Share Data for Insurance
According to the Continental Mobility Study 2018, motorists appreciate the potential benefits of their cars being connected to the Internet. A large majority of people in Germany, the U.S.A., China and Japan utilize offerings and
Automotive Cybersecurity: PKI, ECU Protection & Blockchain
In automotive cybersecurity news are AutoCrypt, Karamba Security, Ficosa, Wind River, Blockchain, IBM SafeRide and Airbiquity. AutoCrypt V2G PKI Created through cooperation on interoperability and conformance with leading industry organizations including OmniAir Consortium and CharIN,
IRS Mileage Rate Inreased to 58 Cents Mi
The Internal Revenue Service announced the 2019 national business mileage rate of 58 cents, which is calculated by Motus, the premier vehicle management and reimbursement platform. Based on a consistent method and statistical analysis of
1967 VW Beetle Restored to Original Glory
Kathleen Brooks bought her first Beetle in December 1966 in Riverside, Calif.—a red 1967 model she quickly named “Annie.” Ever since, Annie has been Kathleen’s daily transportation, racking up more than 350,000 miles over 51
New Automotive Tech Helps But Also Perplexes
Ford issued a new technology research report confirms that technology makes commuting easier and other opinions about car technology. Ford is focused on human-centric design, and is committed to harnessing technology and finding mobility solutions
Super Fast EV CCS Charging Faster than Tesla from Porsche & BMW
The industrial companies involved in the research project “FastCharge” presented the latest advancements in the field of fast and convenient energy supply for electrically powered vehicles. The prototype of a charging station with a capacity
DENSO Inverts EVs in Tennessee
As part of DENSO’s $1 billion investment to make its Maryville, Tennessee, location a manufacturing hub in North America for electrification, connectivity and advanced safety products, the company announced it will produce a next-generation inverter
Nuvve Advances V2G to Masses
Nuvve Corporation, a San Diego-based, green energy technology company, has announced a number of strategic partnerships, pilot programs, and company milestones to further advance vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology in support of bringing electric vehicles (EVs) to
Molex’s Next Gen 10 Gbps Automotive Ethernet
Molex announced the next evolution of its award-winning 10 Gbps Automotive Ethernet Network Platform designed to support OEMs in the development and design of autonomous vehicles. The solution offers a complete vehicle connectivity ecosystem delivering
Autonomous Delivery Rover Serves Interactive Deliveries
Postmates, the on-demand “anything” delivery company, today unveiled Serve, the company’s internally developed first-of-its-kind autonomous delivery rover. The Postmates Serve team spent the last couple of years analyzing millions of deliveries, researching interactions and conducting
New Features for OTAmatic
Airbiquity, a global leader in connected vehicle services, today announced the latest release of OTAmatic™. This version boasts new features and integrations that address many of today’s top concerns for automakers and suppliers, such as