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@Honda: Honda to Begin Sales of All-new N-ONE Mini-vehicle
TOKYO, Japan, November 19, 2020 – Honda Motor Co., Ltd. will begin sales of the all-new N-ONE mini-vehicle on November 20, 2020, at dealerships across Japan. Based on the underlying concept of the Honda N Series, which is to offer “enjoyable lives with N*,” the development team for the all-new N-ONE focused on people’s daily… Continue reading @Honda: Honda to Begin Sales of All-new N-ONE Mini-vehicle
Tritium launches new ‘scalable’ EV charging platform
Europe is Tritium’s fastest-growing market. (Representative Image) LONDON: Electric vehicle charging station maker Tritium said on Tuesday it is launching a new “scalable” platform so its customers can expand stations to charge more cars at once or change the speed at which they provide a charge. The new charging platform will hit the market in… Continue reading Tritium launches new ‘scalable’ EV charging platform
Ride Vision raises $7M for its AI-based motorcycle safety system
Ride Vision, an Israeli startup that is building an AI-driven safety system to prevent motorcycle collisions, today announced that it has raised a $7 million Series A round led by crowdsourcing platform OurCrowd. YL Ventures, which typically specializes in cybersecurity startups but also led the company’s $2.5 million seed round in 2018, Mobilion VC and… Continue reading Ride Vision raises $7M for its AI-based motorcycle safety system
Honda to mass-produce Level 3 autonomous cars by March
Honda claims it will be the first automaker to mass-produce vehicles with autonomous capabilities that meet SAE Level 3 standards, with plans to begin producing and selling a version of its Honda Legend luxury sedan with fully approved automated driving equipment in Japan from next March. Honda announced the news via press release (via Reuters)… Continue reading Honda to mass-produce Level 3 autonomous cars by March
Yamaha seeks edge with ‘connected bikes’ in Indonesia
HAMAMATSU, Japan — Yamaha Motor, the world’s third-largest motorcycle maker, is stepping up marketing to attract new customers mainly in Asia such as Indonesia and India, its biggest markets, based on connectivity via a smartphone app. The new business strategy is aimed at developing Yamaha into a company that not only manufactures motorcycles but also… Continue reading Yamaha seeks edge with ‘connected bikes’ in Indonesia
World NM: Next-generation Honda Civic prototype teased, to be revealed on November 17000429
Honda is giving automotive enthusiasts the first glimpse with the world debut of the all-new 11th-generation Civic. A teaser image and video released to give viewers a glimpse of the all-new Honda Civic through a geometric looking glass. The Japanese carmaker decided to give a proper glimpse of the car in a few days and… Continue reading World NM: Next-generation Honda Civic prototype teased, to be revealed on November 17000429
Top Automotive Industry News for Week of November 2 – November 8, 2020
Here is the most important news associated with the automotive industry identified by the AEA for the week of November 2, 2020 – November 8, 2020. We hope it helps you stay up to speed on the key developments in our industry: -Automotive Executives Association (AEA) News- The AEA is excited to open our unique… Continue reading Top Automotive Industry News for Week of November 2 – November 8, 2020
UK might ban sales of fossil fuel cars as early as 2030
Sponsored Links Martyn Lucy/Getty Images The UK might soon move up its ban on sales of combustion engine cars — yes, again. The Financial Times and the BBC both claim Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a ban on fossil fuel car sales by 2030, five years ahead of the most recent target, and a… Continue reading UK might ban sales of fossil fuel cars as early as 2030
World NM: Indus Motor Company shuts plant for three days on parts shortage000413
A leading Japanese automaker has announced to stop production for three days due to non-availability of parts, while assemblers and vendors are opting for costly air shipments of parts and accessories due to huge delays caused by congestion at ports all over Asia. The country’s overall car production fell by 14.4 per cent to 39,175… Continue reading World NM: Indus Motor Company shuts plant for three days on parts shortage000413