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The view from Munich: Level 3 by 2021, says BMW
The German luxury automaker has laid out its ambitions in no uncertain terms, but admits the challenges are enormous. By Xavier Boucherat
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COMMENT: Absence from major markets leaves Iveco increasingly vulnerable
Iveco must quickly become as enthusiastic about developing major new markets as it is about the industry's switch away from diesel, suggests new Automotive World report
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CES 2019: ZF bolsters intelligence as future-proofing pillar
ZF’s CEO uses the Vegas tech showcase to offer a glimpse of what 2019 holds for both the supplier and the wider industry. By Megan Lampinen
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CES 2019: Too much virtual reality? CES offers a dose of common sense
Megan Lampinen offers insights from CES 2019, where flying cars and digital avatars have created a backlash at the Las Vegas tech showcase
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COMMENT: It’s time to think outside the box on wheels
Unlike Kodak, Sears, and Blockbuster, automakers around the world are racing to break from the transportation status quo and prepare for the new world of mobility services, writes Roger Ordman
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When it comes to AVs, data is the new oil
5G, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, petabytes of data…even for cutting edge technology, the best form of back-up storage is tried, tested, unbeaten and perhaps a little surprising: tape, says Quantum’s Mark Pastor
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The case for wireless charging grows stronger
Wireless charging solves current e-mobility challenges and gives vendors a competitive advantage. By Scott Shepard
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GDPcaR: balancing innovation and data privacy in the connected car industry
Connected car user data is invaluable for automakers – the trick lies in ensuring that data remains safe, secure and anonymous. By Wayne Stallwood
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COMMENT: How taxi tech can steer the journey towards driverless cars
Autonomous vehicles are an inevitable aspect of future taxi fleets; in the meantime, existing taxi technology can help to create that future, writes Safa Alkateb
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Why 5G promises a bright future for mobility
Get strapped in, 5G is about to power the connected car ride of your life, writes Rohit Gupta
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Truck CO2 targets: industry reacts to common position of EU member states
Europe’s major truck manufacturers take note of the common position on future CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles that EU environment ministers adopted at a Council meeting this afternoon.
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DENSO to showcase future of mobility at CES 2019
DENSO Corporation, the world’s second largest mobility supplier, along with some of the startup companies it’s backing, will be showcasing the future of mobility through its latest technology solutions at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada
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Ford and Michigan State University expand research partnership into sensors, lightweight materials, autonomous technology
Ford Motor Company and Michigan State University have renewed and expanded their collaborative research alliance to enable further cooperation in a number of different fields – allowing the university to showcase its expertise and create new features for Ford customers.
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