Renault artificial intelligence Lead Expert Jean-Marc David and PSA OpenLab AI boss Matthieu Donain held an interesting conference on AI applied to the automobile. Some key points raised and discussed at the event:
Jean-Dominique Senard, Chairman of Renault, Hiroto Saikawa, CEO of Nissan, Thierry Bolloré, CEO of Renault and Osamu Masuko, CEO of Mitsubishi Motors, announce the intention to create a new Alliance operating board.
Volvo will limit the top speed on all their new cars to 180 km/h starting in 2020—the first year they want there to be zero people killed or seriously injured in any of their new models.
After the first week of testing—the Tannistest in Denmark last October—followed by numerous individual tests, the jury met last week at the Automotive Testing and Research Center, of Mortefontaine CERAM
SRG Global are investing in TLC (The Lighting Consultants), creating a partnership to expand both companies’ capabilities in illuminated and decorative solutions for the future of mobility.
Germany’s car industry will invest nearly €60bn over the next three years in electric cars and automated driving, the head of the VDA car industry association said.
Increasing the number of electric cars on the road is pivotal to reach ambitious goals in the Europe
Daimler and BMW have agreed to coöperate on developing self-driving cars, the latest move by the rivals to share costs as a technology shift shakes up the industry.
The Tokyo District Court has approved today bail for indicted former Renault-Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, who has been in detention since his Nov. 19 arrest in Japan.
The decision came Tuesday in Japan, following the third attempt to win release
The Intelligent Automotive Lighting conference, organised by the IQPC group, gathered around 50 participants at Mainz, Germany, last week.
Sasha Klapper from IHS Markit presented their evaluation and prediction for the automotive market. Car production from 2017 to 2030 is supposed to have a yearly average growth of +1.59%, just over half the +3% average over the last 50 years. Mild hybrids are predicted as the dominant solution for alternative propulsion, with a 60% share, with pure electric cars forecast at 20% in 2030.
The current market for lighting is estimated at USD $28.1bn, of which $21.2bn for headlamps and $6.9bn for rear lamps. For front lighting, the worldwide estimated set maker market shares by volume were presented as:
Koito 14.7%
Magneti Marelli-AL 14.1%
Valeo 11.7%
Hella 8.8%
SL 7.8%
Stanley 7.7%
Mobis 2.1%
Lumax 2.2%
LG 2.8%
with others taking the remaining 28%.
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