MAY 31, 2022

Rivian R1T: A Blank Slate Explodes with Creativity

Wards 10 Best Interiors & UX Winner
When designers started, there were three choices for an electric pickup truck: Make the interior look like a conventional truck, a spaceship or a Tesla. Rivian chose “none of the above.”

ZF: Shaping the Future. Now.
As a leading technology supplier, ZF is shaping the next generation of mobility. ZF systems help deliver safety through vehicle automation and protect the environment through powertrain electrification, enabling the safe and efficient transportation of people and goods. ZF is accelerating its digitalization to raise the intelligence of vehicles and enhance the future of transportation.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for May 31

Nissan Stops U.S. Ariya Orders; Rivian to Split Commercial & Retail Businesses; New DeLorean Unveiled

With Connected Car Radios, It’s Safety First, 78,000 Stations Second

Drivers’ job-1 is to drive. “But they want a form of entertainment at the same time,” Xperi’s Jeff Jury says.

2022 10 Best Interiors & UX Winner: Rivian R1T Pickup

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The Rivian R1T pickup impresses with a new design language for pickups that is luxurious, sustainable and full of cool gadgets and storage spaces never seen before.

US Customs Compliance Challenges Faced by Manufacturers

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U.S. customs compliance challenges faced by manufacturers in the auto industry are dynamic. GlobalAutoIndustry.com speaks with Robert Kossick of Harris Bricken’s international trade law group, about the issues ahead.

Weekly Brief: Mercedes-Benz Tells the Masses ‘Look Elsewhere’

From TU Automotive
Mercedes-Benz isn’t for the average Joe. To the contrary, at a recent investor meeting on the Cote d’Azur, the German carmaker proudly declared itself a “pure-play luxury car company” that will be, in the future, solely focused on the rich.

Baraja Demos Lidar Soon to Be in Hands of OEMs

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The sensor used for the drive around Detroit did not include Doppler, but that feature will be there when Baraja lidars go to automakers for testing later this year. The technology measures object velocity and direction of travel.

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