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China’s Neolix has signed a preliminary agreement with Middle Eastern e-commerce company Noon to test autonomous vehicles in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Neolix will build driverless vehicles customized for the region’s weather
General Motors’ self-driving unit Cruise is holding off on its previous plan to deploy autonomous taxis by the end of this year. Auto and tech companies are struggling with the challenges of transitioning from human to machine drivers; Cruise CEO Dan Ammann
Extract of J. Aschenbroich’s Interview with Les Echos
“We are recovering: our results are in a phase of rapid improvement. Our profitability reached a low point in the second half of2018, after historic records in the first half.
Faurecia will cooperate with Microsoft to create disruptive, connected and personalized services inside the vehicle cockpit of the future.
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Combining expertise in edge-computing, artificial intelligence, cloud-based services, cockpit systems integration
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Six months into the year, Toyota has maintained its lead over VW and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, and also has increased its growth over the same period last year.
Tianjin-headquartered EV startup Iconiq Motors has obtained the qualification to manufacture new energy vehicles (NEVs) by gaining equity interest in Tianjin Tianqi Group Meiya Automobile (Tianqi Meiya) after signing a stake transfer
Out in the streets of today’s developed cities, the air is typically much cleaner than it was seventy to twenty years ago, despite many more people driving many more cars over much more distance. That’s a triumph of outdoor air quality science and engineering, worth celebrating, but there’s still too much dirt in the air,…
The new Ford Puma is a major strategic step for brand success in Europe. That’s why the company has significantly invested to launch this new model, rather than the traditional “save-money” incremental development for this kind of Mr. Everybody segment
In 1924 an icon was born at the Morris Garages in the UK. For years, MG built classic British sports cars that captured the world’s attention. In 2007, Chinese manufacturer SAIC took over MG, and since then the British brand MG is no longer sold in continental
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