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No-one in mobility is set up to win the 2020s auto battle—yet
Forget autonomous vehicles and car sharing—the auto industry’s real opportunity lies in giving consumers access to cars without the hassle of ownership and risk, writes John Evison
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Autopilot crash highlights need for ADAS regulation—and the challenges involved
Autopilot’s limitations were a key factor in the death of Walter Huang. The NTSB has called on NHTSA to take steps to regulate, which could shape future laws. By Xavier Boucherat
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Legacy truck players: ignore autonomous trucking at your peril
The argument for autonomous trucks is already compelling, and looks likely to become more so in a relatively short timeframe, write Oliver Dixon and Wilfried Aulbur
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Could sustainable transport be the new norm by 2030?
Recent research from Kantar suggests that eco-friendly mobility will dominate city journeys by the start of the next decade. By Megan Lampinen
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From ICE to EV: next-gen vehicle propulsion tested to the extreme
Magna’s latest technology demonstrator shows that next-generation EVs will travel further, faster and safer than ever before. By Freddie Holmes
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State of play: a round-up of autonomous commercial vehicle trials
Stakeholders from all across the commercial vehicle spectrum have begun testing of autonomous applications - and each faces its own set of difficulties. By Xavier Boucherat
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Automakers unlikely to accept AV liability unless fully driverless
Freddie Holmes gauges the legal implications of handing control of the vehicle to a computer
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Coronavirus impact on EV sales may ease pressure on battery supply chain
Falling demand for electric vehicles may ultimately provide some relief to Europe’s battery supply chain. By Freddie Holmes
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Autonomous drive technology essential for today’s truck fleet operators
As AV development continues, fleets need to start introducing autonomy into their logistics networks to maximise the technology’s potential. By Jack Hunsley
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Could COVID-19 ruin Traton’s bid for Navistar?
Cash is king for manufacturers bracing for the full impact of the coronavirus, raising questions for Traton about its all-cash bid for Navistar. By Martin Kahl
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Production suspended: what it means to stop a vehicle assembly line
Car and truck factories are falling silent all around the world. But what does it mean to suspend production—and how easily can assembly be restarted? By Martin Kahl
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As China gets back to normal, automakers will hope for a repeat in Europe and US
As coronavirus puts markets on lockdown, China enters the final phases of the COVID-19 outbreak. Is its trajectory a sign of things to come? By Xavier Boucherat and Megan Lampinen
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Tech industry partnerships could make or break autonomous truck development
As more technology companies expand into the CV sector, truckmakers will quickly need to decide which players can best aid their AV development. By Jack Hunsley
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