SF Motors Begins Tests of “Protective” Autonomous Tech
Electric vehicle startup SF Motors Inc. has begun testing building-block technologies for self-driving cars on public roads in California and Michigan.
Why Michigan Matters to Mobility
The day that Trevor Pawl, group vp, Michigan Economic Development Corp., and the point man for the MEDC’s PlanetM initiative, came to the “Autoline After Hours” studio in suburban Detroit, snow was falling with flakes the size of marshmallows.
Japan Consortium to Build Hydrogen Stations
Eleven companies have formed Japan H2 Mobility LLC (JHyM) to fund, build and operate hydrogen stations for fuel cell vehicles in Japan.
Coalition Urges Senate to Go Slow on Rules for Self-Driving Cars
The U.S. Senate should reject a bill that would ease safety considerations for developers of autonomous vehicles, says a coalition of 27 public-interest groups.
Honda Tests Vietnam’s New Import Inspection Rules
Honda Motor Co. plans to unload a shipment of 2,000 cars in Hanoi this week as a first test of Vietnam’s two-month-old import inspection rules, The Nikkei reports.
Colorado Targets Rapid EV Growth
Colorado aims to have as many as 940,000 plug-in hybrid and full-electric vehicles registered in the state by 2030, according to the state’s new Electric Vehicle Plan.
Chris Urmson Talks Autonomous Tech
From Carnegie Mellon to Google to Aurora: Chris Urmson is driving autonomous driving technology.
Hot Running Adapts
As automakers embrace new plastics, hot runner technology evolves to keep up.
Powertrain Simulation Addresses Complex Challenges
Multi-physics analysis software is perfect for simulating vehicle powertrain systems. Even better is simulation software for powertrain development.
The Five Percent Solution
Ford heads to England to find a V6 diesel suitable for the all-American F-150.