Connected Car News: Hyundai Mobis, Wolfspeed & SoundHound
In connected car news today are Hyundai Mobis, Wolf Speed and Sound Hound. Hyundai Mobis Launches Advanced In-Cabin Monitoring System for Passenger Safety Hyundai Mobis
In connected car news today are Hyundai Mobis, Wolf Speed and Sound Hound. Hyundai Mobis Launches Advanced In-Cabin Monitoring System for Passenger Safety Hyundai Mobis
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Ford, NHTSA, Guident and Aptiv. NHTSA Investigates Fatal Collisions and System Limitations in Ford’s BlueCruise Automation System The
In EV, Battery and Charging News are Emobi, Zo Motors, Zevtron, SES & Rekor Systems. Emobi Selected for SXSW Pitch 2025 to Showcase JustPlug EV
Each year, more than 90 million new vehicles hit the roads worldwide, contributing to a staggering 12% annual rise in traffic congestion, according to NoTraffic,
There is more help for car owners, buyers and emergency responders from Honda, Kumho Tire & AAA SoCal. Honda Pledges $1 Million for California Wildfire
With the U.S. pivoting rapidly toward electrification, consumers are facing a seismic shift in priorities and values regarding electric vehicles (EVs). This transformation, coupled with
Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT), a pioneering cargo handling facility in Southern California, has reaffirmed its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2030. Its 2024
In connected car news are Mercedes-Benz, Google, Ansys, Cognata, Microsoft, JLR, Tata & Mouser. Mercedes-Benz & Google Cloud to Enhance MBUX Virtual Assistant Mercedes-Benz and
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are WeRide, DeepRoute.ai and Pony.ai. WeRide Powers Switzerland’s Autonomous Driving Pilot with L4 Technology WeRide Inc. (NASDAQ: WRD), a
In EV, battery and charging news are Wallbox, FLO, Schneider Electric, Nuvvee, Moment Energy, AmpUp, Rivian & ChargePoint. Wallbox’s Quasar 2 1st UL-Certified Bidirectional EV
As TikTok may or may not continue in operationsin the United States, most headlines focus on the fallout for creators and audiences. Yet, an unexpected
In a move to combat the leading cause of workplace fatalities, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has joined forces