News10th Jan 20183 min readMercedes-Benz launches new MBUX infotainment with new A-Class…News10th Jan 20183 min readMercedes-Benz launches new MBUX infotainment with new A-Class…
News9th Jan 20182 min read2019 Fisker EMotion debuts, solid-state battery coming later…Derek FungThe Fisker EMotion has been given its full debut at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The EMotion is powered by a set of electric motors generating at least 575kW of power, with drive sent to all four wheels. The EMotion rides on 24-inch alloy wheels fitted with low rolling resistance Pirelli rubber. The company claims the sedan can crack the 0-60mph (0-97km/h) standard in under three seconds, and shoot on through to a top speed of 259km/h. …
News9th Jan 20183 min readHyundai aiming for industry leadership in new technology era…Alborz FallahHyundai says in the midst of a technological revolution taking over the automotive industry, it’s aiming to be the global leader in the fields of autonomous driving and the connected car, not a follower. …
News8th Jan 20183 min readHyundai building serious two-seater sports car…News8th Jan 20183 min readHyundai building serious two-seater sports car…
News8th Jan 20183 min readAutonomous vehicle tech is the biggest computing problem of its kind: Nvidia…Alborz FallahThe world’s leader in graphics processor unit manufacturing and the supplier of both software and hardware to the automotive industry for autonomous vehicles, says the computing challenge facing the industry is daunting. Speaking to the media at today’s Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nvidia boss Jensen Huang, said “building a computer for autonomous vehicles is at a level of complexity the world has never known.” …
News4th Jan 20182 min readNissan to show Brain-to-Vehicle communication at CES 2018…Scott CollieAutonomous driving has been portrayed as a very hands-off, computer-led concept. Most manufacturers use pictures of people reading the newspaper or scrolling through their phone, in cabins with no steering wheel or pedals, whenever a new self-driving concept is released. A new idea from Nissan, set to debut at CES 2018, takes a very different approach. It isn't quite hands-on, but instead more of a 'brains-on' way to interact with the car. …
