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ZF Friedrichshafen have bought a majority share of 2GetThere, a MaaS (Mobility as a Service) provider founded in 1984 and based in Utrecht, Netherlands. They develop and operate driverless passenger and cargo transport systems in cities including
Ford, through their Smart Mobility subsidiary, have bought their partners Autonomic and TransLoc to help Ford’s new mobility business take shape.
TransLoc build technology to support microtransit services, including real-time tracking,
After a year of testing with 1,600 users, four parking robots will now park passenger cars at Lyon Saint-Exupéry airport in France. The objectives are to facilitate travelers’ parking while optimising parked-car placement to save up to 50% of space.
Buyers in some of the world’s biggest car markets regard leather as the signature of premium luxury in car interiors. It’s expensive and relatively difficult to work with, though, so automakers and suppliers have long tried to differentiate with leatherlike alternative
With the whole of the automotive industry focused on technology, autonomous driving, and connectivity, most of the innovation announcements relate to premium passenger cars. But there’s enormous innovation happening in LCVs—light commercial
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When visiting an auto show there are two kinds of dream cars to be seen: high-performance hypercars and ultraluxury vehicles. Both are unaffordable to most, but so attractive to visitors!
With the new Mercedes-Maybach Pullman interior, the market is getting
Porsche have declared the name of their first 100% electric sports car. Production of the long-anticipated Mission E, known now as the Porsche Taycan, is close to start; final driving tests are ongoing in Scandinavia and the Middle East.
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Pictures of the Taycan’s
Inside a vehicle, there is what we see, what we hear…bu…
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Jaguar’s first 100% electric vehicle clearly impressed the jury of the 2019 Car of the Year competition. Competition was tough, and the Jaguar I-PACE took the prize versus the Renault Alpine A110.
The interior design harmonises quite well with the exterior:
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After announcing the voluntary restriction of the speed of itheir vehicles to 180 km/h, Volvo appear ready to fight against intoxicated and distracted driving.
The Chinese-owned, Swedish-based automaker are to begin installing in-car cameras
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