Self-Driving Tech Scary – But – Car Buyers Still Want Safety
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,
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Self-Driving Market Worth $83 Billion by 2025 with AI, Cloud & Mobility
Frost and Sullivan reports that the top trends the automated driving market, include developments like growing usage of driver assistance, new solutions, robot taxis, cognitive
Auto displays to display growth TFT LCD $20.8 Billion in 2022
We can expect more and more touchscreens in cars in the coming years, in fact primary automotive display systems market are expected reach $11.6 billion
Connected car market innovations include data revenue, assistants & AI
Innovations in the connected car market have revolved around data monetization, with start-ups developing new apps and hardware/interfaces (smart phone pairing) or offering services like
SUV & Subaru April Sales Tops / Ford F-150, Corvette, Mustang, Wrangler, Ram, Cherokee & Tundra Most Ogled
At the end of each month several sources report on car sales. We also have reports of what are the most popular models that are
Consumers buy big Trucks/SUVs for Cargo, Utility & Family + Dogs
Even with increased awareness of the dangers of gas burning creating 20 lbs of CO2 per gallon of gas, Americans continue to buy light trucks,
New Study Shows Connected Cars Can Be Super Heroes: Saving Lives & the Planet
Bosch published the results of study that calls the connected car in 2025 that saves lives and prevents accidents: a super hero. Bosch and Prognos
UIs for autonomous features ignore users
While automakers tout the value of autonomous driving systems and testing companies garner bad media. The general public is still afraid and unsure. A new
Americans want self-driving connected car tech but are afraid of fully autonomous
The Automobile Club reports that a majority U.S. drivers want autonomous technologies in their next vehicle, but they are still afraid of fully self-driving cars.
Pedestrian deaths projected to increase 11%
The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) projects an 11% increase in the number of persons on foot killed on U.S. roadways last year, compared to
March car sale madness could mean a decline in sales
We have seen TrueCar and Kelley Blue Book report March car sales. Edmunds.com estimates that 1.6 million new cars were sold in March. However, Edmunds.com
Digital Navigation Users Shut Off Parts of Their Brains
Using a satnav to get to your destination ‘switches off’ parts of the brain that would otherwise be used to simulate different routes, revealed a