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Self-parking, automatic braking, driverless – the vehicles of tomorrow are bound not only to be autonomous, but also connected to one another. That is why
The National Limousine Association (NLA), the industry-leading non-profit organization responsible for and dedicated to representing the interests of the private driver transportation industry, today published
The Geneva Motor Show is this week and there will be many new announcements. There are many electric cars, SUVs and concept cars. Here’s AUTO
Los Angeles—New reports required by the California Department of Motor Vehicles from companies testing robot cars on the state’s public roads show the technology is
A new report from the In-Vehicle UX (IVX) team at Strategy Analytics, has investigated consumer priorities when purchasing a new vehicle. Upfront price was ranked
For the next nine weeks developers will have the opportunity to implement and submit their ideas. The sports car manufacturer is launching the second open
Toyota Research Institute-Advanced Development, Inc. and CARMERA, Inc. (“CARMERA”) announce they are joining forces to conduct a proof of concept about developing camera-based automation of