The U.S. Environmental Agency (EPA) recently announced that Volkswagen sold around 482,000 vehicles containing a "defeat device" used to cheat NOx emissions testing, sparking a global scandal that has now reached 11 million vehicles. Volkswagen faces billions of dollars in fines, class action law...
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News Commentary | January 13, 2021
Despite the pandemic, Lingrove has been able to commercialize its Ekoa material with Steelcase for furniture interiors and with several Tier 1 OEMs, including a U.S. automotive OEM, to supply automotive interior materials for 2023 production models. Despite growing popularity and adoption, natural ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | March 16, 2022
While commercial trucking is a promising early implementation area for autonomy, it will still take at least till the end of the decade before autonomous trucks are widespread on public roads. Issues relating to safety, security, privacy, and liability still remain, which manifest as legal and ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | April 22, 2022
Roughly four years after it began, the ENSEMBLE project, which was set up by a consortium of industry and research partners to investigate and advance multibrand platooning, held its final event in Brussels on the March 17, 2022. When trucks from different brands can communicate with each other, the... Not part of subscription