Future of connected cars and mobility: Why Uber/Lyft won’t kill car ownership & are more expensive
Many people are saying that new mobility service will end car ownership as we know it. A new study examines the future of cars and
Many people are saying that new mobility service will end car ownership as we know it. A new study examines the future of cars and
Embedded Chips and Connecte Car New Tips this week include these entities –Google, University of Michigan, Verizon, Samsung, Spieron, Luxury One, On Semi Conductor, SII
Delphi will be testing a fleet of fully autonomous vehicles and a cloud-based mobility on demand software (AMoD) suite, beginning later this year in Signapore.
Jaguar Land Rover now has a new state-of-the-art facility in Portland with 30 new engineering roles and three new innovative start-up companies joining its Tech
Hyundai began rolling out updates for CarPlay and Android Auto to its cars with navigation systems in late Mayor select models and set up a
Hyundai has announced the features of the 2017 Tucson for connectivity and Blue Link. 2017 models are arriving at dealerships, now. The Tucson offers a
Since cars contribute greatly to pollution, it’s not surprise people of any political background support better gas mileages and reducing carbon pollution. Natural Resources Defense
August 7-13 is National Stop on Red Week, the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) is sending California drivers an important reminder to slow down,
Nissan is testing future mobility scenarios in several “Living Labs” underway at Nissan Future Lab. The “Living Lab” research provides user data to help Nissan
If you are automaker, whatever you do, don’t sell a car to Charlie Miller or Chris Valasek. Owners of a Jeep Cherokee, they like to
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual reality (VR) automotive applications will redefine the driving and ownership experience, turning it into a safer, seamless, and intuitive activity,
A vast majority of millennials (18-34 year-olds currently) own a car want to own a car, reports a study from Credit Karma. There’s not not