Pizza Delivery Testing with Self-Driving Looking Fords in FL
Domino’s Pizza is now conducting a second round of self-driving delivery vehicle testing, with a focus on the customer experience. This two-month test in Miami,
Domino’s Pizza is now conducting a second round of self-driving delivery vehicle testing, with a focus on the customer experience. This two-month test in Miami,
Mercedes-Benz is presenting innovations and initiatives from a variety of fields as part of its overarching digitization strategy at Mobile World Congress. The focus at
During Mobile World Congress, there were more connected car news announcements today from AT&T, CarForce, Xevo, Argus Cyber Security, Ericsson, TomTom and Elektrobit. AT&T CarForce
It looks like the California Department of Motor Vehicles, listened not to consumer groups who want to protect the public but automakers, tech and mobility
In connected car news this week were Local Motors, Geely, Daimler, Nissan, NXP, DENSO, ANSYS, Kytronx, ISeego, Velodyne, MADD, DOCOMO, Otonomo, Trimble, Cypress, Bosch, Moovit
Consumer Reports today announced that seven new vehicles that made its 2018 Annual Top Picks list—the Toyota Corolla and Toyota Camry, Chevrolet Bolt, Toyota Sienna,
Along with demonstrations from Qualcomm’s C2VX, a Porsche is driven by a smartphone, and the Samsung Galaxy S9 the must-see technology for connected cars at
This years’ AUTO Connected News’ Tech CARS Awards span the spectrum from the best of all possible worlds of automotive awards that honor greatness in
UPS announced it plans to deploy 50 plug-in electric delivery trucks that will be comparable in acquisition cost to conventional-fueled trucks without any subsidies –
Continental uses cyber security technology to ensure comprehensive protection against possible hacker attacks on both: safety-relevant vehicle components and in production plants. The company is
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., is working with an ecosystem of leading carmakers and automotive suppliers to accelerate the commercial introduction of Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) technology using
While widely assumed to be early adopters, connected car drivers aren’t interested in handing over the controls to self-driving cars, according to a new survey