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Toyota relies on cameras

The Japanese company Toyota wants to give preference to the cheap cameras as data material for autonomous driving. Recently, the Japanese manufacturer Nissan be new ProPilot system presented, which is based on lidar, now Toyota wants to go for cameras? With the new lidar-using system, Nissan wants to provide autonomous driving by 2030. Previously, people… Continue reading Toyota relies on cameras

Rivian announces another shipping delay but also some cool new software features

Rivian is experiencing a production issue with an interior trim option for its electric vehicles. Some reservation holders of the company’s R1T electric truck and R1S SUV received emails this week saying that the Ocean Coast trim is “more challenging to produce” and will be delayed to later this fall (via Electrek). It’s not the… Continue reading Rivian announces another shipping delay but also some cool new software features

DEUS Vayanne electric hypercar concept makes world debut – Can it deliver 2,200 HP by production in 2025? – Electrek

“New York. Concrete jungle where dreams are made of, there’s nothing you can’t do.” – Alicia Keyes. This song could have served as an anthem for DEUS Automobiles as it debuted its Vayanne electric hypercar concept at the New York International Auto Show today. Together with Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering, DEUS hopes to take… Continue reading DEUS Vayanne electric hypercar concept makes world debut – Can it deliver 2,200 HP by production in 2025? – Electrek

Wiesmann Project Thunderball is 671bhp electric convertible – Autocar

German sports car firm Wiesmann has made a hard-hitting comeback after several years of media silence with the reveal of its new Project Thunderball – not only its first electrified product, but also the world’s first electric rear-wheel-drive convertible sports car since the original Tesla Roadster. The brand – best known for a series of… Continue reading Wiesmann Project Thunderball is 671bhp electric convertible – Autocar

Concern over Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover wipes $126bn off Tesla value

Concern over Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover wipes $126bn off Tesla value Fears that carmaker’s CEO may have to sell shares to fund $44bn acquisition of social network Today’s business news – live updates Tesla shares dropped 12.2% on Tuesday. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Tesla shares dropped 12.2% on Tuesday. Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Investors have… Continue reading Concern over Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover wipes $126bn off Tesla value

Elon Musk can walk away from Twitter deal by paying $1bn break fee

Elon Musk can walk away from Twitter deal by paying $1bn break fee Read M&A insights you won’t find elsewhere Exclusive scoops Smart data to help spot risk and opportunity Analysis of broader trends in M&A Lex, our agenda-setting business commentary (Premium only) Due Diligence, an exclusive M&A newsletter (Premium only) Choose your subscription Trial… Continue reading Elon Musk can walk away from Twitter deal by paying $1bn break fee

Car makers treble battery range and deliver 15-fold increase in model choice in a decade

Average battery range of vehicles at annual SMMT Test Day grows from 74 miles to almost 260 miles during Britain’s first ‘electric decade’. Industry confirms commitment to zero-emission motoring, from hatchbacks to supercars, as more than 40% of models on the market now come with a plug. SMMT Test Day reflects EV model choice with… Continue reading Car makers treble battery range and deliver 15-fold increase in model choice in a decade

Tesla valuation slides more than $110bn after Musk’s Twitter deal

Tesla valuation slides more than $110bn after Elon Musk’s Twitter deal Read M&A insights you won’t find elsewhere Exclusive scoops Smart data to help spot risk and opportunity Analysis of broader trends in M&A Lex, our agenda-setting business commentary (Premium only) Due Diligence, an exclusive M&A newsletter (Premium only) Choose your subscription Trial Try full… Continue reading Tesla valuation slides more than $110bn after Musk’s Twitter deal