Mobility Technology News & Updates
GM to refocus autonomous driving development on personal vehicles. DETROIT, 12/102024 – General Motors (NYSE: GM) plans to realign its autonomous driving strategy and prioritize development of advanced driver assistance…
Qualcomm reveals new Snapdragon Cockpit Elite and Snapdragon Ride Elite Platforms for software defined vehicles. Highlights: Today at Snapdragon Summit, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. unveiled its most powerful automotive platforms. Powered…
Nissan is launching affordable vehicle-to-grid technology in 2026
Mercedes-Benz increases top speed of its Level 3 automated driving system to 95 km/h
BMW receives approval for SAE Level 3 and Level 2 autonomous driving
Intelligent, one-of-a-kind logistics solution relies on innovative LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging) sensors – the key 3D technology for autonomous driving and automated processes.
Qualcomm and Bosch showcase new central vehicle computer for Digital Cockpit at CES2024
Hyundai, Kia and Samsung to collaborate on connecting mobility and residential spaces
Mercedes Benz receives approval for turquoise-colored automated driving lights in California and Nevada.
Seven Mercedes-Benz models ready for highly automated and driverless parking
Waymo announces Waymax – a lightweight simulator for autonomous driving research
Nissan unveils the Nissan Hyper Punk concept, designed for content creators and artists.
GM, Cruise and Honda Are Bringing Autonomous Vehicle Ride-hail Service to Japan
Nissan unveils Nissan Hyper Tourer concept minivan ahead of Japan Mobility Show
Honda Introduces Prototype Electric Autonomous Work Mower at Equip Exposition 2023
Nissan Hyper Adventure concept SUV with V2X technology unveiled for the Japan Mobility Show
Mercedes-Benz to roll out its SAE Level 3 Drive Pilot in California and Nevada
California governor vetoes bill preventing autonomous trucks without safety drivers
Autonomous car company is using AI model for self-driving to explain its self driving decisions
Autonomous Vehicles Will Soon Be Safer Than Humans, Some Already Are, Says IDTechEx