Zeljko Jeftic, Head of Global Innovation at road transport organisation IRU, examines how smart technology will evolve the way in which goods and passengers are transported
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Funding from Volkswagen's diesel settlement is helping Nevada fill the charging void – no easy feat for a state with miles of isolated, empty roads. By Megan Lampinen
The post How the diesel scandal is helping to electrify Nevada appeared first on Automotive World.
Nikola Motor Company says its new truck has managed to top diesel in every metric, from performance and weight to cost and emissions. By Megan Lampinen
The post Nikola’s hydrogen electric truck could wipe out diesel advantage appeared first on Automotive World.
Active safety systems can be statistically safe, but in order for buyers to front up at the dealership these systems must feel comfortable to use, writes Freddie Holmes
The post Perceived safety a vital element to ADAS appeal appeared first on Automotive World.
How does Vegas rank in terms of preparation for future mobility? Pretty high. Megan Lampinen takes a closer look at the factors in its favour
The post How CES, tourists and good weather turned Vegas into the ideal test bed appeared first on Automotive World.
The ICCT's John German believes diesel still has a future in automotive, but its recovery is being hindered by a focus on new technologies. By Jack Hunsley
The post New technologies are limiting diesel’s recovery appeared first on Automotive World.
Robert Lind from Marks and Clerk examines IP concerns surrounding new technology to ease traffic
The post COMMENT: Don’t forget IP in the search for a technological solution to traffic appeared first on Automotive World.
Celeste Dooley talks to Allen Schaeffer of the DTF about the long-term outlook for diesel
The post The auto industry must take a ‘deep breath’ on diesel, says Diesel Technology Forum appeared first on Automotive World.
In a market more interested in access to mobility than ownership, now is the moment the auto industry needs to brace itself for Mobility as a Service, writes Jack Hunsley
The post COMMENT: Mobility is no longer a concept, but a product appeared first on Automotive World.
From autonomous driving and advanced optimisation algorithms to greater regulation and city oversight, mobility services face disruption from several angles. By Megan Lampinen
The post The mobility disruption has only just begun appeared first on Automotive World.
Diesel requires emissions data to secure its place in the automotive future. By Celeste Dooley
The post Lack of regulations ‘likely to shrink’ diesel share – Emissions Analytics appeared first on Automotive World.
Lyft believes that the future of MaaS can provide a flexible, efficient and sustainable transportation ecosystem, writes Jack Hunsley
The post Transportation becoming the ultimate subscription service appeared first on Automotive World.
Organisations are struggling to determine exactly what voice assistant functionality will resonate with users. Emerson Sklar, Senior Solution Consultant at Applause, examines why
The post Creating superior customer experiences: the challenges for connected cars appeared first on Automotive World.
In the wake of Dieselgate, some automakers are burying diesel production, but others see a future in the once highly-vaunted fuel. By Xavier Boucherat
The post A future without diesel? Some automakers are already steering clear appeared first on Automotive World.
As electrified powertrains become the norm, ArcelorMittal believes automakers will seek a body-in-white that can accommodate a range of powertrains under mass market price constraints. By Freddie Holmes
The post The multi-energy platform could be a one stop shop for EVs and ICEs appeared first on Automotive World.
So-called hypervisors can help automakers bulk up in-vehicle computing power without upping hardware investments, learns Freddie Holmes
The post Industry turns to ‘virtual hardware’ for next step in embedded computing appeared first on Automotive World.
A lack of public transportation solutions means Detroit is crying out for MaaS – combined with its automotive legacy, the Motor City is fertile ground for mobility innovation. By Xavier Boucherat
The post Motown mobility: Detroit proves ideal for new mobility concepts appeared first on Automotive World.
Evaluating a powertrain on the road can be both expensive and time consuming. Today, the majority of calibration and testing can be carried out through simulation or at a static workstation, writes Freddie Holmes
The post Powertrain testing moves from the road to the lab appeared first on Automotive World.
A report by AAA suggests MaaS is costlier than vehicle ownership. But approaching MaaS with a long-term strategy can be financially viable, writes Jack Hunsley
The post MaaS in moderation can reap long-term rewards appeared first on Automotive World.
The commercial vehicle sector has not come under the same pressure as the passenger car market since Dieselgate, but work is still required to clean up freight. By Xavier Boucherat
The post Innovation in trucking diesel continues, but electrification is coming appeared first on Automotive World.
