The automotive industry has gained notoriety in the recent past largely due to massive recalls, putting both the OEMs and regulations under the lens. VW was caught in a vehicle emissions scandal; in 2015 VW also had to recall over 92,000 cars to fix problems with brakes while in 2014, Toyota had ...
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Analyst Insight | January 27, 2021
A global pandemic wasn't able to stop the world's largest consumer electronics showcase from happening, although this year marked a noticeably quieter event than most. That wasn't only because the event was virtual but also because there were fewer announcements and companies at the event than in ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | December 20, 2021
Researchers in Japan have devised an impaired‑driver detection sensor meant to replace current drowsiness‑detection systems that use cameras. This sensor has the added benefit of removing privacy concerns raised by cameras. It works by detecting slight body movements of the car’s driver to calculate... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 08, 2022
GM's Cruise, which recently began its robotaxi operations in San Francisco, filed a police report about a collision between one of its vehicles and a BMW sedan at a traffic intersection. The company claims that the BMW attempted to cut across its vehicle, which braked, resulting in a prohibited left... Not part of subscription