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  • Watch: Porsche and Audi challenge Tesla. China and Russia to develop widebody aircraft. 10 carmakers pledge to pursue braking technology

    Tesla faces a challenge as two rival brands unveil all-electric models. A report says that addressing land degradation could add trillions to annual world income. And is your favorite carmaker on the list of 10 pledging to install automatic braking technology?

  • EV Adoption Could Cut Greenhouse Gases by 64%, Says Study

    Joint study by EPRI and NRDC examined multiple electric vehicle scenarios for greenhouse gas emission reductions.

  • Ford to Expand Use of Alcoa Alloy for 2016 Truck

    The technology features an increase in metal malleability and an increase in strength.

  • Reference Board for 48 V Lithium Battery Monitoring

    The ams board delivers cell balancing in hardware without MCU or processor intervention.

  • Porsche and Audi Challenge Tesla

    Automakers unveil all-electric car models at Frankfurt Auto Show

  • Automatic Emergency Braking Promised by 10 Automakers

    The safety technology could prevent or reduce the consequences by 80% due to rear-end collisions that cause 1,700 deaths and 500,000 injuries annually.

  • Ford to Pursue Single-Digit-Emission Diesel Vehicle

    Ford announced at the Frankfurt Auto Show a research program in cooperation with the German government and Aachen University to produce a family of diesel-like fuels.

  • Jaguar Land Rover Invest in Flagship Manufacturing Plant

    Latest investment raises total in Solihull plant to more than $950 million.

  • Innovation Could Lead to Less Expensive LIDAR for Automotive Use

    New laser solution can remove the biggest barrier for LIDAR—price.

  • UPS Is Going Hybrid Electric

    UPS buys 125 hybrid electric delivery trucks in the U.S. and begins trials for range-extended vehicles in the UK.

  • China Light Vehicle Sales Outlook Dims, IHS Cuts 2015 Forecast

    Recent sales data suggests a significant rebound in light vehicle sales is unlikely in the coming months.

  • Additive Manufacturing Meets Bespoke Automaking

    Morgan may produce hand-built autos, but its design team embraces technology to help hold on to tradition.

  • IHS Electric Vehicle Index Shows Gathering Momentum

    IHS finds that EVs/PHEV adoption has not been as high overall as expected, but regional differences exist.

  • Toyota to Cooperate with MIT, Stanford on AI Research

    Automaker to invest about $50 million over five years to set up a joint research center at each university.

  • Auto Industry Now the Third Largest Market for Power Semiconductors, IHS Says

    Industry was particularly strong in advanced driver assistance systems and infotainment systems.

  • 48 Volts: Time for a Jolt to Vehicle Performance?

    The timing of 48 V largely depends on European emission and fuel efficiency requirements. However, the U.S. and Japan are not far behind.

  • Renault Launches Fuel-Efficient Distribution Truck Project

    The Efficient Distribution Truck project aims to design a prototype Renault Trucks D Wide Euro 6 with a refrigerated body.

  • GM India to Export Chevy Beat to Mexico

    India to become a global export hub for automaker.

  • Self-Driving Truck Set for German Roads

    Daimler's self-driving 18-wheeler “Future Truck” will soon be driving in traffic in Germany.

  • Google Patent for Pothole-Avoiding Sensor Technology

    The information would be used for mapping applications to route drivers away from the potholes and toward better roads.

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