Deeproute.ai, an autonomous vehicle startup with offices in Shenzhen and Fremont, California, unveiled an ambitious self-driving solution on Wednesday. The package, named DeepRoute-Driver 2.0, is a production-ready Level 4 system that costs approximately $10,000. The price tag is incredible given the hardware used: five solid-state lidar sensors, eight cameras, a proprietary computing system, and an… Continue reading Autonomous driving startup Deeproute.ai prices L4 solution at $10,000
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Stellantis CEO in Detroit: COVID-19 pandemic shows people want cars
For Carlos Tavares, the man who controls the fate of Jeep, Ram, Chrysler and Dodge, the pandemic, and what it has wrought, has been eye-opening. Crises, which began with COVID-19 and spread into the semiconductor shortage that has tested the resilience of the supply chain, driven up vehicle prices and limited what vehicles are on dealer lots,… Continue reading Stellantis CEO in Detroit: COVID-19 pandemic shows people want cars
@Groupe PSA: PR Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-Enabled Vehicles002907
Approximately €4 billion in annual revenues by 2026 and ~€20 billion by 2030, generated by software-enabled product offerings and subscriptions More than €30 billion of investments planned through 2025 to execute software and electrification transformation 34 million monetizable connected cars expected by 2030, with a majority of all new vehicles to be fully over-the-air updatable… Continue reading @Groupe PSA: PR Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-Enabled Vehicles002907
@FCA: Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-enabled Vehicles
December 7, 2021 , Amsterdam – Stellantis N.V. (NYSE / MTA / Euronext Paris: STLA) today mapped out its software strategy to deploy next-generation tech platforms, building on existing connected vehicle capabilities to transform how customers interact with their vehicles, and to generate approximately €20 billion in incremental annual revenues by 2030. This transformation will move… Continue reading @FCA: Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-enabled Vehicles
Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-enabled Vehicles
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Approximately €4 billion in annual revenues by 2026 and ~€20 billion by 2030, generated by software-enabled product offerings and subscriptions More than €30 billion of investments planned through 2025 to execute software and electrification transformation 34 million monetizable connected cars expected by 2030, with a majority of all new… Continue reading Stellantis Targets ~€20 Billion in Incremental Annual Revenues by 2030 Driven by Software-enabled Vehicles
Autos & TransportationSan Francisco agency opposes Cruise robotaxi application, citing safetyDecember 1, 2021
A Cruise self-driving car, which is owned by General Motors Corp, is seen outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco where it does most of its testing, in California, U.S., September 26, 2018. Picture taken on September 26, 2018. REUTERS/Heather Somerville Register now for FREE unlimited access to reuters.com Register Dec 1 (Reuters) – San… Continue reading Autos & TransportationSan Francisco agency opposes Cruise robotaxi application, citing safetyDecember 1, 2021
Holoride debuts Ride crypto, the currency of its in-car metaverse
Holoride, the Audi-backed startup that’s creating an in-vehicle virtual reality entertainment system designed for passengers, has begun publicly selling its Ride cryptocurrency token. The launch of the crypto is the latest move by Holoride to build up its extended reality (XR) ecosystem of games and experiences created by a community of developers. Vehicle passengers keen… Continue reading Holoride debuts Ride crypto, the currency of its in-car metaverse
Self-driving taxis are not arriving as soon as you think
Recent innovations suggest autonomous taxis could be about to hit our roads, but the truth is more complex than that. Which will be the first self-driving vehicle to go mainstream — personal cars, trucks or taxis? Maybe your money is on food trucks or forklifts? Plenty of experts thought the answer to that question was… Continue reading Self-driving taxis are not arriving as soon as you think
The Next Frontier for Car Rental Companies is Sharing Cars
The car rental industry has proven to be resilient throughout the past few years, weathering global lockdowns, supply chain issues, and changing consumer demands. This is a mature industry that continues to survive recessions and adapt to a changing mobility landscape. Despite the challenges that came with the pandemic, there have been some notable wins… Continue reading The Next Frontier for Car Rental Companies is Sharing Cars
Self-driving truck startup Kodiak Robotics raises $125M
Kodiak Robotics, one of the last privately held autonomous truck outfits in Silicon Valley, has raised $125 million in new capital, funding that will be used to double its workforce as it pursues a path to commercialization. The oversubscribed Series B stands out for its lengthy list of backers and notably that the lead investor… Continue reading Self-driving truck startup Kodiak Robotics raises $125M