Volvo Cars maintained a strong sales momentum in November, with global volumes up 11.6 per cent, compared with the same period last year. The company sold a total of 62,550 cars during the month as it continued to grow faster than the industry in all three regions of US, China and Europe. For the… Continue reading @Geely-Volvo: Volvo Cars reports 11.6 per cent global sales growth in November
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Press Releases – Automated driving: EU auto makers publish ‘check-list’ for policy makers
Brussels, 3 December 2019 – As part of its vision to make road transport smarter and more convenient, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has drawn up a check-list of rules and regulations that need to be put in place to make automated driving a reality in the EU. “Automated driving is a paradigm shift… Continue reading Press Releases – Automated driving: EU auto makers publish ‘check-list’ for policy makers
Volvo Cars gets licenses for connected cars technology from Avanci
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FRF Volvo invests £1.8m in Swansea dealership
FRF Volvo, the family-owned and run business in Swansea is investing £1.8m in its dealership in Swansea. As well as relocating, the Swansea-based retailer is also expanding, with a larger showroom, including a greater display of Approved Used Volvo Selekt models on the forecourt and increased customer parking. Dominic Hall, Sales Manager at FRF Volvo… Continue reading FRF Volvo invests £1.8m in Swansea dealership
Toyota dealers top profitability charts for electric and plug-in cars
The Toyota dealer network is the most satisfied with the profit they are making on electric and plug-in cars compared to petrol and diesel models. That’s a key conclusion of the latest Electric Vehicle NFDA Dealer Attitude Survey which looked at those networks who currently have at least one new plug-in hybrid or pure electric… Continue reading Toyota dealers top profitability charts for electric and plug-in cars
‘Inadequate Safety Culture’ to Blame for Uber’s Automated Vehicle Crash
The pedestrian’s impairment at the time of the crash, coupled with crossing outside a crosswalk, contributed to the crash, as did the Arizona Department of Transportation’s insufficient oversight of automated vehicle testing, the NTSB found. Photo via NTSB/Wikimedia. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) called upon federal regulators to create a review process before allowing automated test vehicles… Continue reading ‘Inadequate Safety Culture’ to Blame for Uber’s Automated Vehicle Crash
Geely Sets Up JV With German Air Taxis Start-Up After Leading Its $55M Series C1 Round
Chinese automotive company Zhejiang Geely Holding Group has led the first closing of a series C round of financing worth €50 million (US$55.16 million) in German aircraft manufacturer Volocopter, which will help the start-up realize commercial launch within the next three years. The investment took the total capital raised by Volocopter to €85 million (US$93.77… Continue reading Geely Sets Up JV With German Air Taxis Start-Up After Leading Its $55M Series C1 Round
Geely Files $293M Lawsuit Against Chinese EV Start-Up WM Motor
Chinese automotive company Geely has sued four companies affiliated with WM Motor, a Shanghai-based electric vehicle maker backed by Baidu, for “infringement of trade secrets,” and demanded as much as RMB2.1 billion (US$293.43 million) for compensation. The lawsuit, which was filed last year, is set to hold a hearing on September 17, 2019, according to… Continue reading Geely Files $293M Lawsuit Against Chinese EV Start-Up WM Motor
Lyft: Self-Driving Research in Review: ICCV 2019
By the Level 5 Research Team: Peter Ondruska, Luca Del Pero, Qi Dong, Anastasia Dubrovina and Guido Zuidhof ICCV, along with CVPR, is one of the main international computer vision conferences. It happens bi-annually, with this year’s edition taking place in Seoul, South Korea. Out of the 1076 papers presented, we summarized the most relevant… Continue reading Lyft: Self-Driving Research in Review: ICCV 2019
Sytner sells four Volkswagen sites and will close one more
Sytner Group is cutting its Volkswagen representation by a third, by closing one dealership and selling four to Johnsons Cars. The dealerships bought by Johnsons Cars are at Liverpool, Warrington, Stafford and Stoke-On-Trent. Sytner will shut Halifax Volkswagen at the end of this month, leaving it with four remaining Volkswagen dealerships in Yorkshire, two in… Continue reading Sytner sells four Volkswagen sites and will close one more