Connected cars, self-driving and new mobility sharing are very practical
What will the car of tommorrow be like? A new survey shows drivers will want it to be safe, connected to smartphones and shared. In
What will the car of tommorrow be like? A new survey shows drivers will want it to be safe, connected to smartphones and shared. In
GENIVI Alliance, a non-profit alliance of automakers and their suppliers, is focused on developing an open in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) and connectivity software platform for the
Samsung announced that it will acquire HARMAN for $112.00 per share in cash, or total equity value of approximately $8.0 billion. The deal will give
In emebedded chips and connected car news tips this week are Continental, Uber, MIT, SAP, Analog Devices, TI, Autoliv, Civil Mpas, Machina Research, Trafficware and
Consumer Watchdog continues to look out for automotive safety including the safety of self-driving cars. The advocacy organization is also committed to keeping track of
Today’s vehicles are more “connected” than ever before – offering connectivity similar to what we expect at home, in our offices and on our mobile
Motivated students and young professionals met on November 5-6 in Silicon Valley, to compete in the fifth 24-hour hackathon jointly organized by the Business Innovation
There will be many new car models debuts at AutoMobility LA trade days that will on display at the LA Auto Show. Today there were
Tesla Motors announced that starting in 2017 for Teslas ordered after January 1, 2017, only 400 kWh of free Supercharging credits (roughly 1,000 miles) will be
There were more automotive connected car announcements from electronica today from Renesas Electronics, Utimaco and KEMET. Renesas New all-in-one ADAS View Solution Renesas Electronics Corporation,
Visteon Corporation supplied a range of advanced driver information and information displays, including new dual view technology, for the Jaguar F-PACE, the automaker’s first performance
International technology company Continental is hitting the road to AutoMobility LA, November 14-17, in Los Angeles. Continental will demonstrate its Traffic Light Assist function of