German FAZ: Chauffeured through the big city010414

There is no one to be seen on the zebra crossing far and wide. Now we accelerate, but then suddenly a jogger comes running from the right and doesn’t even think about taking a short break. You could see her coming from a distance, and the brakes were braked a second time to give the… Continue reading German FAZ: Chauffeured through the big city010414

German FAZ: The German car manufacturers are playing on the attack again – that’s a good thing!010414

There is fear of a major industrial decline in Germany, and in terms of job losses, nowhere is the need as great as in the most German of all industries: automobile manufacturing. In the decades since the Second World War, the global reputation of their cars has not only made Germans rich, but also proud.… Continue reading German FAZ: The German car manufacturers are playing on the attack again – that’s a good thing!010414

German Manager Magazine: New car registrations: Germany’s car market will grow in 2025 thanks to final spurt004633

The car market in Germany grew slightly last year despite the weak economy. The number of new car registrations was 2.86 million vehicles, 1.4 percent above the previous year’s figure, the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) announced on Tuesday. December brought a boost to the previously sluggish development with one more working day, an increase… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: New car registrations: Germany’s car market will grow in 2025 thanks to final spurt004633

Tesla stock falls 3% after Nvidia unveils open-source AI for autonomous vehicles

Investing.com — Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock fell 3% Tuesday after Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) announced a new family of open-source AI models and tools aimed at accelerating autonomous vehicle development. The Alpamayo family of AI models, unveiled by Nvidia at CES, is designed to bring “humanlike thinking” to autonomous vehicle decision-making through reasoning-based vision language action models. Nvidia… Continue reading Tesla stock falls 3% after Nvidia unveils open-source AI for autonomous vehicles

Tesla Stock Falls on Rising Competition in Robo-Taxi Market

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares slipped about 3% Tuesday morning as investors weighed new self-driving developments from Nvidia (NVDA). The decline followed comments at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described autonomous vehicles as having a ChatGPT moment, highlighting the company’s new Alpamayo system. The platform… Continue reading Tesla Stock Falls on Rising Competition in Robo-Taxi Market

German Manager Magazine: Nvidia: Chip manufacturer wants to bring robotaxis onto the road in 2027004631

Nvidia-Boss Jensen Huang (62) has cars at the CES in Las Vegas artificial intelligence  promised to be able to analyze traffic situations and make decisions like a human behind the wheel. Between 2028 and 2030, Nvidia also wants to bring the technology into private vehicles. Nvidia demonstrated the current state of the art together with… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Nvidia: Chip manufacturer wants to bring robotaxis onto the road in 2027004631

China’s Hesai will double production as lidar sensor industry shakes out

Chinese lidar-maker Hesai announced plans on Monday to double its production capacity from 2 million units to 4 million units this year, as it looks to corner the global market for the laser-based sensors. That would be well up from the 1 million-plus unit mark that Hesai hit in 2025. Hesai’s push to grab more… Continue reading China’s Hesai will double production as lidar sensor industry shakes out

German FAZ: The German car manufacturers are playing on the attack again – that’s a good thing!010406

There is fear of a major industrial decline in Germany, and in terms of job losses, nowhere is the need as great as in the most German of all industries: automobile manufacturing. In the decades since the Second World War, the global reputation of their cars has not only made Germans rich, but also proud.… Continue reading German FAZ: The German car manufacturers are playing on the attack again – that’s a good thing!010406