Multimedia is More Satisfying but Infotainment Issues Persist
The in-car technology experience continues to evolve rapidly, but many drivers remain frustrated with how automakers are designing and implementing multimedia systems. According to the
The in-car technology experience continues to evolve rapidly, but many drivers remain frustrated with how automakers are designing and implementing multimedia systems. According to the
In connected car news are Seeing Machines, Volkswagen, Rivian, LG, Xbox, Zoom, Qualcomm, Wolfspeed, Pirelli, Aston Martin, HERE and AWS. Seeing Machines Detects Alcohol Impairment
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are International Motors, DeepRoute.ai, QCraft, Qualcomm, Uber, Momenta, STRADVISION, Applied Intuition, Komatsu, Horizon Robotics, Kodiak Robotics, Roush, Atlas Energy,
In EV, battery and charging news are Pilot, GM, EVgo, Autel, ComEd, Workhorse and Ram. Pilot, GM & EVgo U.S. Fast-Charging 200+ in 40 States
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a new civil action against Uber Technologies, Inc., alleging that the ride-hailing giant has engaged in practices that
Hyundai is facing a major recall of its flagship electric vehicles after widespread reports of a critical defect in the Integrated Charging Control Unit (ICCU).
LAS VEGAS — American Honda Motor Co. announced plans to unveil its vision for its electric vehicle (EV) and home energy future at RE+ 2025,
In connected car news are proteanTecs, Sonatus & Stellantis. proteanTecs Launches Advanced LVTS Sensor proteanTecs has introduced its LVTS™ (Local Voltage and Thermal Sensor), a
In EV, battery and charging news are Dow, ZM Trucks, Porsche and Blink. Dow Unveils High-Temperature Silicone Gel Dow (NYSE: DOW) has launched DOWSIL™ EG-4175
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Qualcomm, BMW, Waymo, Carteav, AEye, Flasheye, Pony.ai, Mowasalat, Valeo, Momenta and NHTSA. Qualcomm and BMW Launch Snapdragon Ride
Honda is bringing back one of its most celebrated nameplates — the Prelude. The 2026 Honda Prelude, revealed Thursday in North America, marks the first
German and South Korean automakers revealed there latest vehicles and new tech at IAA this week. Showing their wares were Volkswagen, Hyundai, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz