In connected car news this week were Faraday Future, Dyson, Toyota, Idle Smart, AAPEX, Samsung, Delphi, Robotic Parking, EY Synapse and Drive.ai. Back to Faraday
Mazda announced “Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030,” a new long-term vision for technology development that looks ahead to the year 2030. As part of the new technology
The new vehicle retail sales pace in September will reach the highest level this year, according to different forecasts. Suggested reasons for the increased sales
InterBrand studies big companies and their values. This year’s list has fifteen of the top-selling best valued automakers. For five consecutive years, Apple and Google
There were reactions to the “Bipartisan” Robot Car Bill” in the Senate. Consumer Watchdog calls it a bill rushed through “that threatens highway safety and leaves
Toyota Research Institute is showing it’s latest developments in self-driving for the investor community this week. Toyota is using both on-road testing and aritificial intelligence
Ford announced that it is working with Lyft to bring self-driving cars to market. Sherif Marakby, Ford Vice President, Autonomous Vehicles and Electrification, wrote about
Teens nationwide are invited to join the Seat Belts Save Challenge, a competition to encourage seat belt usage by teens and their families. Initiated by
Edmunds.com reports that the love of midsize sedan such as the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord for families is waning while SUVs, trucks and compacts
Baidu announced the release of Apollo 1.5, the latest iteration of the company’s Apollo open-source autonomous driving platform that has gathered 70 strong partners so
At the North American Commercial Vehicle Show, Daimler announced that is is testing connected trucks in platooning operations on public roads in the US. In
Cadillac started out the first official hands-free drive on American freeways from one side of the country to the other, using self-driving Super Cruise technology.