Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019

26th April 2019

Visa Gets Sirius About In-Car Payments

Even the most casual observer of the connected car space realizes that fully featured in-car payment technology isn’t an if, it’s a when. What’s more a question is, what...

By Eric Volkman

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11th March 2019

Weekly Brief: Geneva Snoozes on Connectivity At Its Peril

This year’s Geneva International Motor Show is heavy on cars but light on connectivity. By “light” I mean that you could walk from one side of the exhibition floor...

Commentary By Andrew Tolve

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Weekly Brief: Voice Assistants Were CES’ Stars, AVs its Punchline
14th January 2019

Weekly Brief: Voice Assistants Were CES’ Stars, AVs its Punchline

Autonomous vehicles were out in force in Las Vegas last week for the Consumer Electronics Show. Showgoers who opened the Lyft app got a message asking if they wanted...

Commentary by Andrew Tolve

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Hyundai Unveils AV Warning Lighting Systems
10th January 2019

Hyundai Unveils AV Warning Lighting Systems

Hyundai’s component-making unit is launching lighting systems it says can warn other road users when a vehicle is being driven autonomously. The systems are being unveiled at the Consumer...

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ZF Claims Smartest AV Supercomputer Yet
10th January 2019

ZF Claims Smartest AV Supercomputer Yet

ZF is claiming to have developed “the most powerful AI-capable supercomputer” yet for the autonomous vehicle and mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) sectors. The component maker collaborated with French transit major Transdev...

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Harman Unveils AV Robot-to-Human Transition System
9th January 2019

Harman Unveils AV Robot-to-Human Transition System

Harman has previewed a cabin monitoring system it claims can allow for “seamless” transition between robot and human drivers of a Level 3 autonomous vehicle. The technology supplier says...

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Nissan Avatars to Let Drivers ‘See’ the Invisible
4th January 2019

Nissan Avatars to Let Drivers ‘See’ the Invisible

Nissan’s virtual reality technology claims to help drivers ‘see’ objects that should be invisible to them. At CES 2019, the carmaker will demonstrate its invisible-to-visible (I2V) system, just to...

Paul Myles TU-Editor

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Toyota Demoing Test AV at CES
4th January 2019

Toyota Demoing Test AV at CES

Toyota is previewing a test vehicle at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) which it claims can help enable “full autonomy”. The TRI-P4 has been developed by the Toyota Research...

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Magna Demoing EV, LiDAR, Smart City Tech
1st January 2019

Magna Demoing EV, LiDAR, Smart City Tech

Magna International is to showcase new “scalable” electric vehicle powertrains, LiDAR, and smart city tech at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019. The component maker says it will demonstrate...

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Daimler Launching New Mercedes, EV/AV/CV Plans
31st December 2018

Daimler Launching New Mercedes, EV/AV/CV Plans

Daimler is to premiere two new Mercedes-Benz cars and unveil its mobility and autonomous, connected, and electric vehicle plans at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019. The new Mercedes-Benz EQC, which...

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Electronics, AI Companies Partner for Infotainment System
25th December 2018

Electronics, AI Companies Partner for Infotainment System

An electronics heavy hitter and a robotics company are joining forces to launch an infotainment system offering advertisers additional metadata on vehicle occupants. At next month’s Consumer Electronics Show...

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OEM Spotlight

13th February 2023

Toyota Will Not Pivot to Electric-Only Powertrains

Dashing the hopes of many BEV zealots’ over the change of CEO at Toyota, the automaker’s new chief says it will not be making a radical pivot...
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