Aviva Links aims to transform zonal architectures ...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 16, 2024 | Connectivity, Hardware, Passenger Cars | 0
Bo expands into ‘progressive’ Ireland ...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 15, 2024 | Design, Electrification, Startups, Vehicles | 0
Lyten to build ‘world’s first’ lithium-sulfu...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 15, 2024 | Batteries, Business Development, Electrification, Materials, Startups | 0
Venus Aerospace aims for hypersonic with detonatio...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 10, 2024 | Aerospace, Business Development, Startups, Vehicles | 0
RFpro eases AV development with more advanced simu...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Oct 9, 2024 | Autonomy, Simulation | 0
Emblème reflects Renault’s vision of low-carbon mobility
by Kevin Jost | Oct 17, 2024 | Design, Electrification, Passenger Cars, Vehicles | 0
The demo car, shown at the 2024 Paris Motor Show, reveals how Renault Group could achieve net zero carbon by 2040 in Europe and by 2050 worldwide, with the striking fuel-cell and battery-electric family car designed to slash CO2 equivalent emissions from cradle to grave by 90%.
Aviva Links aims to transform zonal architectures with ‘industry’s only’ single-chip solution
by Kevin Jost | Oct 16, 2024 | Connectivity, Hardware, Passenger Cars | 0
Combining ASA Motion Link video and Ethernet backbone, the company is demoing the next-generation vehicle architecture it says was previously impractical to implement at the IEEE Standards Association‘s Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day 2024 in Detroit this week.
Bo expands into ‘progressive’ Ireland with M e-scooter
by Kevin Jost | Oct 15, 2024 | Design, Electrification, Startups, Vehicles | 0
After entering volume production in the Summer of 2024 with its M e-scooter, packed with state-of-the-art innovations like the Monocurve chassis and Safesteer stabilizing tech, Bo now enters “one of Europe’s most progressive transport nations” that legalized the use of e-scooters on public roads in May 2024.
Lyten to build ‘world’s first’ lithium-sulfur battery gigafactory in Nevada
by Kevin Jost | Oct 15, 2024 | Batteries, Business Development, Electrification, Materials, Startups | 0
Enabling a 100% domestically manufactured battery, the facility near Reno will manufacture cathode active materials, lithium metal anodes, and assemble lithium-sulfur cells, with Phase 1 scheduled to come online in 2027 and at full capacity produce up to 10 GW·h of lithium-sulfur batteries annually.
Venus Aerospace aims for hypersonic with detonation ramjet engine
by Kevin Jost | Oct 10, 2024 | Aerospace, Business Development, Startups, Vehicles | 0
The VDR2 combines the high thrust and efficiency of a rotating detonation rocket engine with the high-efficiency cruise of a ramjet, offering a single engine from take-off to as fast as Mach 6, with a streamlined airflow design for low drag that eliminates the need for complex mechanical components.
RFpro eases AV development with more advanced simulation platform
by Kevin Jost | Oct 9, 2024 | Autonomy, Simulation | 0
The company’s AV elevate enables closed-loop perception testing and the creation of synthetic training data through the tuning of sensor systems, training of perception and control algorithms, and testing of the full AV technology stack, reducing the industry’s reliance on real-world testing and data collection.
Gatik takes next major driverless step with safety-case conformity assessment
by Kevin Jost | Oct 8, 2024 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Business Development, Commercial Vehicles, Testing | 0
The autonomous middle-mile logistics leader has engaged Edge Case Research to support development and safety engineering and TÜV SÜD to perform comprehensive third-party safety assessment services.
Prodrive, Astheimer last-mile EV headed for 2028 production
by Kevin Jost | Oct 4, 2024 | Business Development, Commercial Vehicles, Design, Electrification, Vehicles | 0
Designed by Astheimer and engineered by Prodrive Advanced Technology, the Evolv demonstrator offers N1 load capacity in an L7e package and will be taken to production by their new UK-based joint venture ELM Mobility in updated form starting at around £25,000.
Theory 1 electric concept goes back to Lotus basics
by Kevin Jost | Oct 4, 2024 | Design, Electrification, Materials, Passenger Cars, Vehicles | 0
With the concept car, company designers wanted to build a car with as few materials as possible using a “Challenge of 10” strategy to demonstrate a renewed commitment to minimalism in a nod to the simplicity of construction and lightweight principles of the company’s “heritage vehicles.”
Magna puts spotlight on thermal imaging for AEB
by Kevin Jost | Oct 2, 2024 | Autonomy, Hardware | 0
At a CEO roundtable and tech preview event last month, the automotive mega supplier showed many new innovations but here we feature one of the most important–leading-edge thermal sensing to meet the U.S. mandate for improved automatic emergency braking on all cars and light trucks in 2029.
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