Toyota’s operating profit increased 11% in the latest quarter as the automaker tapped growing demand for light trucks and moved to cut costs. Operating
One year after presenting their “Pace” plan, PSA say Opel/Vauxhall is “back on course” and will be profitable. Opel CEO Michael Lohscheller says
2018 Mondial Report Available. Learn more…
The 132nd DVN Report is published today. It’s a close, focused look at the new and notable lights on the vehicles at the 2018 Paris auto show, to the near-total exclusion of other parts and views of the vehicle. It’s got more than 150 clear, colourful, sharp images. Gold Members, download your copy from the Reports section of DrivingVisionNews.com. Meanwhile, here are the six main takeaway points we retain from our DVN walk of the show:
1) More and more light module variety: squares, ovals, vertical and horizontal rectangles; and a wide range of sizes
| BMW 3 Series |  GAC GS5 |
After years of pleading from global automakers, NHTSA announced this month that it is considering a dramatic change to the long-standing
Vertically integrated LED company Lextar are soon to announce their I-Mini Square module for automotive tail lamp applications. Built with
OmniVision Technologies’ OP02220 is claimed to be the industry’s first 1080p liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) microdisplay with integrated driver
Continental have developed a method of making today’s wide A-pillars virtually transparent, to help remove forward blind spots.
Denso have developed a digital sideview monitor ECU which they say helps enhance the view for the driver and improve vehicle safety.
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