At WWDC 2025, Apple unveiled sweeping upgrades to CarPlay coming with iOS 26 this fall, including a modernized Liquid Glass interface, interactive widgets and Live Activities,
In a bid to tackle one of the most unnerving hazards of highway driving—aggressive tailgaters—Hyundai Mobis, the South Korean auto parts giant, has unveiled a
Verizon Business officially launched Edge Transportation Exchange, a V2X (vehicle-to-everything) platform that integrates 5G, LTE, mobile edge computing (MEC), and precise geolocation to enable near-real-time
General Motors has announced a $4 billion investment to retool and expand three U.S. manufacturing facilities, boosting capacity for both electric and traditional gas‑powered vehicles .
Recently, Los Angeles witnessed a new symbolic voyeur: Waymo’s self‑driving taxis. Between June 7 and 8, at least five Waymo robotaxis were torched during large-scale anti‑ICE protests
LG Innotek has announced the development of what it calls the world’s first “Third-generation Automotive 5G Communication Module” with broadband satellite connectivity. This new module,
In connected car news are Qualcomm, Autotalks, FPT Corp., Cymotive, STRADVISION, Arm, Kesight, NIO, Marelli and Uber. Autotalks Acquired by Qualcomm Qualcomm Technologies has officially
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Plus, California, WeRide and Renault. Plus Goes Public via $1.2B SPAC Automation Inc., operating as Plus, a Silicon
In EV, battery and charging news are Gateway Fleets, WirelessCar, Blink, ChargeHub, Windrose Tech, Terrawatt, Rivian, Nissan & Lucid. Gateway Fleets New EV Charging Depot
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has launched the first installment of a three-part video series highlighting the creative and technical minds behind one of the world’s
In a move that underscores its legacy as a safety pioneer, Volvo Cars has announced the introduction of a revolutionary new seat belt system that
Bollinger Motors announced today that it has officially emerged from receivership, following a legal settlement with its founder, Robert Bollinger, who had filed a lawsuit