Two OEMs have struck new deals to bring autonomy and electrified drive trains closer together. First, after General Motors (GM) invested $0.5 billion in ride-hailing company Lyft and bought autonomous driving startup Cruise for $1 billion, the OEM now plans to test self-driving electric taxis. Sp...
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Case Study | March 23, 2021
Honda has launched one of the first vehicles with Level 3 automated features. The Legend Hybrid EX sedans have the capabilities (and legal allowances in Japan) to navigate traffic jams using automated features without requiring human supervision. This includes accelerating, braking, and steering ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | January 31, 2022
After having to go virtual in 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) found its way back to Las Vegas in 2022. The pandemic did, however, mean that fewer companies were present on‑site and that the event was shortened to three days. In recent years, CES has ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 10, 2022
In a departure from traditional testing where autonomous truck developers fully operate their trucks with their drivers, this partnership involves Embark handing over some trucks to Knight‑Swift. Knight‑Swift will own, maintain, and deploy the trucks with its own drivers to gather input on ... Not part of subscription