LSPdigital offers some very interesting figures and stats about connected cars. Drivers consider smartphones are integrated into their cars. A majority of connected car startups
Kelley Blue Book survey results show that ride- and car-sharing is not an imminent threat to new-car buying and vehicle ownership, despite the growing number
Although there has been vehicle hacking in the news lately such as the hacking and grounding of the Nissan Connect Leaf CARWINGS app and the
Research shows that cars will eventually entirely park themselves in the final phase of three phases of self-parking with each state displacing the former over
87% admitted to unsafe behaviors include driving while distracted, impaired, drowsy, speeding, running red lights or not wearing a seat belt reports the AAA Foundation
Although self-driving cars such as the Google robotic can and Delphi’s self driving car in the news and the road —76% of American drivers report
What do people want in a connected car? A new study shows the preferred features of a connected cars including automatic emergency breaking, real-time navigation,
Preliminary estimates from the National Safety Council indicate motor vehicle deaths were 8 percent higher in 2015 than they were in 2014 – the largest
So far, many theories about connected cars have to do with the cars while they are driving on the road. IBM researchers are seeing parked
Both Google and automakers are working on autonomous driving. Google’s aka Alphabet’s pan are for a fully self-driving car and while automakers are taking small
Connected cars need big displays and global revenue from automotive display systems will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 11
Parks Associates. Research shows that people like and want Internet connected cars. In 2016 there were 40 million U.S. vehicles are connected to the Internet