In connected car news this week were interesting research about connected cars and lost keys as well as Swift Navigation, DMI, Getaround, 3M,Iteris, HERE, IBM, NXP and YayYo. Swift Navi & Carnegie Robotics’ Rugged Duro
Reasearch shows that most generations are afraid of self-driving. Technology choice is not affected much by price. However, safety is important to car buyers, regardless of price reports J.D. Power. The study found that
Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems is providing an in-kind investment of its Connected Vehicle hardware and software technologies to Columbus, Ohio, the recent winner of the U.S. DOT Smart City Challenge. Siemens’ Connected Vehicle technology investment, valued
T-Mobile announced a free update it its SyncUP DRIVE system that now allows customers to track and manage up to 24 vehicles with a device installed—all in one view from the SyncUP DRIVE app. With
Bollinger Motors revealed what the dash will look like in it’sall-electric sport utility truck (SUT). It looks like it is going to be the first truck on the makret that totally green, running solely on
May is National Eco-driving Month. The new app CarPrint helps drivers use less fuel by teaching drivers fuel-saving pratcies. CarPrint is teaches users to eco-drive, a practice known to reduce fuel consumption by 10 to