Parks Associates research reports that there are increasingly connected cars in the United States. The company reported the following figures: 10% of vehicle owners in
Two safety-oriented groups are warning that the next 100 days are deadliest days of summer on the road. Research from the National Safety Council shows
Car buyers want collision protection and are willing to pay for it. The J.D. Power 2015 U.S. Tech Choice Study, showed that consumers want collision
A Boston Consulting Group study shows that Americans are enthusiastic about autonomous vehicles, auto piloted and self-driving cars with many willing to pay $4,000 to
Research shows radio use in cars and some interesting connected car stats. Jacobs Media’s web survey of radio and entertainment preference had 41,634 respondents. It
In time for Earth Day, it looks like the green car buyers are going for more emissions and more gas-guzzling cars such as SUVs. Car
Continental’s recent study found that U.S. consumers, even teens still want to own cars. They also want to blend their personal technology with car technology.
A new study by Accenture shows what car buyers want digitally from auto buying websites. Buyers are ready to buy cars completely online. Three-quarters of
Gfk published its Connected Car Preview Report to show the road ahead for connected cars. Those who want connected features the most are ‘Leading edge
Topology, a division of TrendForce predicts that autonomous vehicles will enter mass production by 2020. A million self-driving cars are expected on the road by 2035
The OPEN Alliance (One-Pair EtherNet) Special Interest Group (SIG), published its automotive Ethernet specifications. The release of the specifications is to help establish single pair
This week there were many connected car tech news stories that were too short to report but had a few bits of interesting information for