News Commentary | May 10, 2018
According to an anonymous Volkswagen executive, Volkswagen will receive a share of the revenue and supply two‑thirds of the 100,000 vehicles. The two companies will also design and develop dedicated vehicles in the future. While the implications of sharing data with respect to the new EU GDPR are ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | January 25, 2019
The supply deal will see both Toyota and Lexus 2020 model year vehicles outfitted with 4G connectivity. Toyota previously worked with KDDI in 2016 on the Global Communications Platform, a data communications module that was said to be standard across all Toyota and Lexus vehicles. The new deal is a ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 28, 2019
Directly following Daimler and BMW's €1 billion joint venture in mobility, the two automakers have announced that they will be jointly developing Level 3 (L3) and L4 autonomous vehicles (AVs) over an unspecified long‑term period. The partnership will involve the development of technologies including... To read more, click here.
by Jessica Hernandez
General Motors (GM) will collect data from more than 31,000 charging ports to give drivers access to information regarding availability and compatibility of charging stations and enable them to locate the nearest chargers or plan a route with stations along the way. The company also recently announced that the Cadillac brand will lead its electric mobility business. Clients should expect for GM to continue strengthening its commitment toward all-electric vehicles by offering the right tools to improve the driving and charging experience for plug-in EV drivers.
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