Is Electrification the Only Way Forward?

In October 2023 Autotech: Electrification in Detroit will also host a discussion on EV charging and infrastructure. It will specifically examine bans on the sales of new ICE powered...

By Graham Jarvis

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Future Cabin UX – the Pros and Cons

As any luxury vehicle enthusiast might expect, the 2024 Cadillac Escalade IQ battery electric vehicle is a sleek and very comfortable-looking SUV, indeed as it should be at a...

By Eric Volkman

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Level 3 Handover Still Unsolved Challenge

The road to fully autonomous cars is littered with obstacles. The unleashing of Level 4 robo-taxis in San Francisco caused a bit of chaos and prompted local authorities to...

By Siegfried Mortkowitz

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Automaker Tech to Create a Seamless UX

The automotive industry is being rapidly transformed. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are driving change within the industry to improve user experience. Maria Uvarova, product software manager at Stellantis,...

By Graham Jarvis

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The Real Prospects of L4 Driverless Tech

The news about Level 4 autonomy has been mixed. In May, Waymo announced that it was doubling its robo-taxi service area in Phoenix to 180 square miles, with the...

By Siegfried Mortkowitz

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What Equates to a Smarter Automotive Future?

In Britain there is much derision for so-called ‘smart motorways’, with drivers often considering them to be both dumb and dangerous. Most motorists will have a large list of...

By Graham Jarvis

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Automakers Challenged by Open Source ADAS

Very often, the hot ADAS solution of the moment is one created in-house by a talented group of developers. That stands to reason, because some of the best software...

By Eric Volkman

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How Autotech Can Fight Off the Hackers

Security becomes a key concern whenever anything is connected to a network and especially including connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs). Earlier in 2023, TechRadar reported that “major security flaws...

By Graham Jarvis

Battle Lines Drawn over Automotive Data Collection

As July came to a close, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) announced that it was launching a review of the data protection regimes, or lack thereof, covering assisted...

By Eric Volkman

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Hopes that EVs Could Spark a Resurgence of Mobility

In panel discussions at this year’s AutoTech Detroit, what is claimed to be a resurgence of mobility was mooted. Now Jaeson Yoo, chief communications officer and chief investment officer...

By Graham Jarvis

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Stepping Up to Level 3 without Mis-selling

Tesla has become a cautionary tale on what promises carmakers should not make about autonomous technology. Not only is its CEO Elon Musk being sued by the family of...

By Siegfried Mortkowitz

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The Spying Game in Driverless Technology

Last May, the US Department of Justice formally charged a man named Weibo Wang with stealing secrets for the benefit of the Chinese government. This was hardly a Cold...

By Eric Volkman

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