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Elio Motors Updates Test Vehicle, Again
Elio Motors Inc. continues to tweak the three-wheel vehicle it plans to launch late next year.
BMW, Baidu Drop Self-Driving Car Project
BMW AG and Chinese web service provider Baidu Inc. have abandoned the autonomous car development project over differences about how to proceed.
Toyota to Test Fuel Cell-Powered Big Rig
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to begin road tests of a fuel cell-powered heavy-duty truck next year in California.
Autonomous Vehicle Test Software Developer Named Top Auto Startup
Portland, Ore.-based PolySync Technologies Inc. has won this year's Top Ten Automotive Startups competition by the organizers of AutoMobility LA, which was held earlier this week in conjunction with the Los Angeles auto show.
Acura Takes “Absolute” Position on Next-Gen Interiors
Honda Motor Co.’s upscale Acura unit is developing a next-generation interior that promises to improve the human-to-machine interface and optimize emerging connectivity, automated driving and electrification features.
Intel on the Numbers of Autonomy
If you sometimes wonder why the automotive OEMs and Tier One suppliers have to work with or become more familiar with Big Data and the companies that are associated with handling, processing and using it, you can get your answer by listening to Brian Krzanich, CEO of Intel, speaking at the AutoMobility LA conference.
BMW Expands Car-Sharing Business
BMW AG is expanding its ReachNow car-sharing business in the U.S. to include peer-to-peer, on-campus, ride-hailing and traditional rental service options.
T-Mobile Touts Aftermarket Connectivity Device
Deutsche Telekom AG’s T-Mobile unit this week is launching a new connectivity system that will create in-vehicle wi-fi hotspots and enable a variety of telematics and connectivity features.
Defining What Vehicle Automation Really Means
Carmakers are rushing to provide their vehicles with increasing ability to pilot themselves. But the race can create confusion among about just what “autonomous driving” really means.
Is Samsung More Clever Than Apple?
Admittedly, one would look at that question, think about the Galaxy Note 7 debacle, and think not.