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At CES 2024 Bosch is driving forward the electrification of its technologies and solutions for sustainable energy use, and sees hydrogen as a key to
At CES 2024 Bosch is driving forward the electrification of its technologies and solutions for sustainable energy use, and sees hydrogen as a key to
A Salesforce survey of over 2,000 car owners and lessors in the United States found that while drivers are generally willing to trade personal data
In connected car news are Hyundai, Wind River, indie Semi, Ficosa, AOS, Mapbox, Magna, NorthStar and Toyota. Hyundai Mobis & Wind River Wind River®, a
In electric vehicle, battery and charging news are Workhorse Group, Worksport, Nikola, REV Group and Electric Era. CARB HVIP for Workhorse W56 Electric Workhorse Group
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Continental, Aurora, Zoox, Aeva and Ghost. At CES Continental and Aurora will demo the start of Level 4
Emphasizing the core concept of “More than Display, and Far Beyond,” CarUX, a subsidiary of Innolux, will showcase the world’s first Privacy technology and InvisiView
Sibros, leaders in Software-Defined Vehicle management systems announced its presence and activities for CES 2024, from January 9-12 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, West
Cognata LTD announced its official collaboration with Microsoft. It uses Cognata’s cutting-edge, high-precision AI simulation for integration into its reference Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) development toolchain.
C2A Security, a risk-driven cybersecurity company, has been chosen by ThunderSoft for its new vehicle operating system, DISHUI OS. DISHUI OS is the first product
Lidwave, a developer of high-performance LiDAR-on-a-chip sensors, announces that its MonoStaticOne sensor is available for simulation of industrial and automotive use cases, on the Cognata’s
LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, announcedthat it will unveil its next-generation automotive display solutions at the world’s largest IT and home
Engine manufacturer Cummins Inc. reached an agreement in principle with the United States and State of California to pay a $1.675 billion penalty to settle