Xiaomi brings Vision Gran Turismo concept to MWC B...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Design, Electrification, Gaming, Passenger Cars, Vehicles | 0
Gravis Robotics expands off-road physical AI to U....
Posted by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Autonomy, Off-Highway, Startups | 0
Thatcham Research proposes EV Blueprint that could...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Aftermarket, Analysis, Batteries, Electrification, Standards | 0
Arm is latest partner revealed for Tensor’s ‘world...
Posted by Kevin Jost | Feb 26, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Business Development, Passenger Cars, Startups, Vehicles | 0
NXP solution speeds development of 48-V zonal architectures
by Kevin Jost | Mar 10, 2026 | Hardware, Passenger Cars, Software | 0
The CoreRide Z248 zonal reference system shown at Embedded World this week combines 48-V energy distribution and intelligent data routing on a pre-integrated hardware-software foundation, unlocking silicon performance and delivering a faster, scalable, lower-risk path to production of SDV architectures.
Xiaomi brings Vision Gran Turismo concept to MWC Barcelona 2026
by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Design, Electrification, Gaming, Passenger Cars, Vehicles | 0
Following its unveiling at an earlier global launch event, Xiaomi revealed at the leading mobile phone event the full-scale model of its concept created for the Gran Turismo gaming franchise, expressing a “new archetype” for the electric hypercar—one that links human, machine, and home.
Gravis Robotics expands off-road physical AI to U.S., debuts Copilot
by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Autonomy, Off-Highway, Startups | 0
Today at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 in Las Vegas, the company announced its commercial expansion into the U.S., showed autonomy retrofit tech with partners Develon and Hitachi, and debuted its Copilot, which it says is the industry’s first commercially available autonomy-ready machine-guidance platform.
Thatcham Research proposes EV Blueprint that could significantly reduce unnecessary insurance write-offs
by Kevin Jost | Mar 3, 2026 | Aftermarket, Analysis, Batteries, Electrification, Standards | 0
Its framework shows that, instead of replacing a battery that can represent 40% of the car’s total value, it could be economically repaired, and it calls on the industry to adopt new standards with the potential to reduce insurance premiums through lower total loss rates and improved salvage values.
Helm.ai achieves vision-only urban autonomy with mapless software stack
Its Driver production-ready vision-only autonomous driving system delivers complex city-driving capabilities with orders-of-magnitude reduction in data requirements to power advanced SAE Level 2+ functionality and serve as the software brain for the transition to Level 3 and Level 4 autonomy.
Arm is latest partner revealed for Tensor’s ‘world’s first’ agentic AI robocar
by Kevin Jost | Feb 26, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy, Business Development, Passenger Cars, Startups, Vehicles | 0
The strategic collaboration will deliver the foundational compute architecture with the highest concentration of Arm technology in a consumer vehicle, joining other key partners announced before the car reaches the U.S., EU, and Middle East markets in 2026.
Helix delivers multi-use EV tech for McMurtry hypercars and Astro Mechanica supersonics
by Kevin Jost | Feb 25, 2026 | Aerospace, Electrification, Passenger Cars, Startups, Vehicles | 0
Based on the same SPX242-94 electric motor platform, Helix is partnering with McMurtry Automotive to develop a rear-wheel propulsion system for the Spéirling Pure electric fan hypercar and with Astro Mechanica on its Duality propulsion system for affordable long-range supersonic flight.
Ferrari and LoveFrom reveal Luce EV interior and interface design
by Kevin Jost | Feb 16, 2026 | Design, Electrification, Interiors, User Experience | 0
Hosted in San Francisco with the Ferrari’s new EV design partner LoveFrom, the companies shared key interface components combining precision mechanical controls with multifunctional digital displays for the Ferrari’s first EV, whose name means “light” in Italian and signifies the brand’s focus on the future.
STMicroelectronics introduces ‘first’ automotive MCU with AI acceleration for edge intelligence
by Kevin Jost | Feb 10, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Electrification, Semiconductors | 0
Its Stellar P3E MCU enables real-time AI applications at the edge to significantly enhance vehicle intelligence, simplify multi-function integration for X-in-1 ECUs, and deliver real-time performance for applications from xEV efficiency to body zonal architectures.
Inside Teradar’s development of the ‘world-first’ terahertz vision sensor
by Kevin Jost | Feb 6, 2026 | Business Development, Passenger Cars, Sensors, Startups | 0
Said to dramatically outperform legacy radar and lidar, the company’s first Summit sensor, shown at CES 2026, provides reliable, high-quality data to ADAS and autonomy systems to prevent up to 150,000 road deaths each year by reducing weather- and visibility-related crashes.
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