Connected Car News: BMW, NASCAR, Ansys, HARMAN and SkyWater Tech
In connected car news are BMW,NASCAR, Ansys, HARMAN and SkyWater Tech. BMW Will Not Sell Subs for Heated Seats in USA BMW has started selling
In connected car news are BMW,NASCAR, Ansys, HARMAN and SkyWater Tech. BMW Will Not Sell Subs for Heated Seats in USA BMW has started selling
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are May Mobility, Aeva and Geek+ and Veoneer. May Mobility Funded May Mobility, a leader in the development and
In electric vehicle, battery and charging news are Volvo Trucks, Canoo, Panasonic Energy, Nikola, EAVX, EVmatch, Karma, Sila, Electreon, AMTE Power & MAHLE. Volvo Trucks
The federal government should expedite plans to require speed limiters on large trucks and extend the requirement to medium-duty trucks, IIHS urged in a recent
Recent announcements from solid-state battery developers have suggested deployments by automotive in electric vehicles will begin in the near-term. However, the latest Strategy Analytics Electric Vehicle Service
VinFast announced they have received a $1.2 billion incentive package from the State of North Carolina for its electric vehicle manufacturing project in the US. The largest
VinFast announced it opened six stores in California. VinFast stores will showcase and sell VinFast’s premium electric vehicles while allowing customers to directly experience the
Mullen Automotive, Inc. (NASDAQ: MULN) (“Mullen” or the “Company”), an emerging electric vehicle (“EV”) manufacturer, announces today that it has signed a binding agreement with DelPack Logistics,
In connected car news are Lynk, Elektrobit, QT Company, LiveOne, ZYNC, Macronix’s, Renesas and Aurora. Lynk Wins MBZ Car2Space Lynk Global, Inc. (Lynk), the world’s
In electric vehicle, battery and charging news are UL, ComED, GE Appliances, Octopus Energy, ADS-TEC and Juice. UL Intros BETR Evaluation for EV Battery Enclosure
Appearing for the first time in North America in over 30 years, “Andy Warhol: Cars – Works from the Mercedes-Benz Art Collection” will go on
IIHS President David Harkey responds to the National Highway Safety Administration’s announcement of the updated rule for rear underride protection on large trucks: “In its