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By Athanassios Tubidis Anything on wheels seen in Munich is a new approach to both global and local systems of mobility. A redistribution of the mobile means by energy and type of mobility is well on its way. DVN images in this article More closely, on the IAA floor, aside from the known tier-1 suppliers,…
At the recent Pebble Beach Concours d’Elégance in California, eco-conscious mobility company NWTN revealed the Rabdan Muse (for Marvelous, Unique, Sensual Elegance), its passenger-centric green mobility solution for the future. Manufactured in the United Arab Emirates, the EV is stated to be built from the latest and most advanced technologies. The concept, developed in 2019,…
A picture of a Tesla robotaxi concept was revealed in the new Elon Musk biography by Walter Isaacson. It is interesting, but it has to be taken with a grain of salt. In recent weeks the biographer, who has been embedded in Musk’s life for years, has been releasing excerpts with interesting information about Tesla—the…
BMW is using software from Arriver for the automaker’s automated driving systems under development. The cooperation combines the current automated-driving software stack of the BMW iX with object recognition and NCAP functions, the supplier says. Together, the two companies aim to develop a scalable platform for L2 advanced driving assistance systems and L3 driving functions.…
More and more Chinese automakers are getting ready to pounce on the European market. A first real wave of Chinese automakers came at the end of last year, and showcased their products at the recent IAA in Munich. Volvo sister company Zeekr says they have sent the first batch of their 400 kW electric shooting…
This year, the IAA offered visitors less of a car show and more active experiences with a broader product range. It was a trade fair for the entire mobility world. On the exhibition grounds, everything was pay-to-see. In the city there were games, fun, and especially car and bike shows—all free of charge. In the…
Audi says the interior of their Q6 e-tron, presented at IAA, is ‘testament to user-centered design principles’. It’s centered round a large screen, integrating OLED curved displays, including an 11.9″ Audi Virtual Cockpit and an expansive 14.5” MMI touch display, that handles infotainment and climate controls. The 11.9” curved display is angled slightly toward the…
BMW had a significant presence at IAA, with a strong emphasis on their EV lineup. At the press conference, CEO Oliver Zipse described the Neue Klasse BEV platform as a ‘megaproject’ within BMW. “It is about nothing less than the future of the BMW brand, the BMW Group and our portfolio”, he said. The highlight…
Fisker made their European debut at IAA of their future all-electric vehicle line-up: the Pear ‘city EV’, Rōnin ‘grand-touring four-door convertible’, and Alaska all-electric pickup truck. A media preview took place at Munich Motorworld’s Dampfdom. Fisker is designing and developing individual mobility in alignment with nature. Driven by a vision of a clean future for…
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