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| | | | 2018 WARDS 10 BEST ENGINES
Generous incentives and Acura-level driving dynamics make this fuel-cell “engine” ready for prime time despite all the unseen, insanely complex things going on under the hood. Read More |
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| Autoline Daily Ford’s Autonomous & Mobility Strategy, Continental Considers Major Overhaul, Will Car Sales Improve In 2018? Read More |
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| Shots From the Floor: CES 2018 Las Vegas CES 2018
Automakers and suppliers continue to identify CES as an important venue for displaying new technologies, catching up on the latest trends and checking up on rivals, especially in the areas of autonomous driving, artificial intelligence and connected vehicles. Read More |
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| Autoline at CES 2018: Aurora Comes in View CES 2018
Aurora is a Silicon Valley start-up with a wealth of experience in Autonomous Vehicles and now Volkswagen has tapped the company to get it up to speed in autonomy ASAP. Here’s a quick overview of where the deal stands at this moment. Read More |
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| AEye Unveils Next-Gen Lidar System CES 2018
AEye founder and CEO Luis Dussan tells WardsAuto his company’s iDAR technology mimics how a human’s visual cortex focuses on and evaluates potential driving hazards. It is a step beyond today’s lidar systems, he says. Read More |
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| Autoline at CES 2018: VW Races Into Mobility Services CES 2018
You could call it a catch-up play. Volkswagen just signed up with Silicon Valley start-up Aurora to quickly develop Autonomous Vehicles. But don’t look for AVs to be in Volkswagen’s showrooms anytime soon. That’s not what this deal is about. Read More |
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| Parking: The Last Mile Need Not Be the Lost Mile INDUSTRY VOICES
For automakers to solve the “Last Mile” problem, an end-to-end parking experience must be incorporated into the entire navigation experience. Drivers want to be able to find, drive to, reserve and pay for parking all from their dashboard. Read More |
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| | | The plant, which will employ up to 4,000 people and produce about 300,000 vehicles a year, will be located in Huntsville, Alabama, and is a boon for the state, where Toyota has a large engine plant and an existing network of automotive suppliers. Read More |
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| | | Sales of sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) and light commercial vans produced at its plant in the Russian republic of Tatarstan, which makes the Kuga, Explorer and Transit models, rose by 50 percent in 2017. Read More |
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