Telenav and Sionic Mobile, a leading provider of cloud-based connected-commerce and loyalty currency gateway services, have entered into a strategic alliance agreement to bring localized
According to the recent CarGurus Commuting Sentiment Survey, driving is the most popular means of commuting in the U.S. Out of 1,877 respondents, 72 percent
The City of Arlington, Texas is offering one-year self-driving program for Arlington residents, visitors, and anyone who’s interested in taking a ride in one of
Ride-hailing services are a popular and convenient transportation option, but a new AAA analysis shows they are not a cost-effective replacement for vehicle ownership. According
The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) and Toyota Motor North America Research & Development (TMNA R&D) welcomec Toyota team members and their families
Preliminary estimates from the National Safety Council indicate the recent upward trend in motor vehicle deaths has continued its leveling off, with the number of
Thousands of residents and tourists in Las Vegas are taking Aptiv’s self-driving cars—accompanied by a safety driver and safety operator—to and from popular spots on
Affectiva is launching mobile lab. Equipped with Affectiva Automotive AI, the first multi-modal in-cabin AI sensing solution, the bright pink Mobile Lab car will showcase
Clarion Corporation of America, announced that Evolved Vehicle Environment’s EVEConnect platform is now available on all Clarion Smart Access devices and SUBARU STARLINK multimedia systems
WaveSense, Inc., announced the commercialization of its patented military-proven ground-penetrating radar (GPR) that significantly improves navigation safety and precision on any road by keeping self-driving
Keysight Technologies, Inc., a leading technology company that helps enterprises, service providers, and governments accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world, announced it has
In connected car news this week were NVIDIA, Tesla, Volvo, Nuro, HyreCar, Lyfts, Quanergy and Infineon. NVIDIA Ready to Help Tesla NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang