Autonomy Getting Closer: Consumers Learning to Trust New Auto Safety Features October 24, 2017 Car shoppers are more ready for autonomous vehicles than they may realize, according to a report from car shopping platform...
‘Flying Taxi’ Successfully Tested in Germany by Start-Up Lilium Jet April 21, 2017 By Eric Auchard A Bavarian start-up is developing a five-seat “flying taxi” after successful test flights over Germany of a smaller version of...
‘Self-Driving’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Hands-Free’ – Lessons of Tesla Autopilot Crash in China August 15, 2016 By Jake Spring Tesla said last week that one of its cars had crashed in Beijing while in ‘autopilot’ mode, with the driver...
Autopilot Warning May Not Help Tesla in Crash Defense July 18, 2016 By Rakteem Katakey, Margaret Cronin Fisk and Dana Hull Telling Tesla drivers its Autopilot feature doesn’t mean their cars can drive themselves may not be enough to keep Elon...
Insurers Could Find an Early-Mover Advantage from Telematics: Fitch March 7, 2016 The motor insurance industry faces a significant shake-up from two waves of technological innovation – the growth of telematics and...
U.S. to Ease Safety Rules to Accelerate Driverless Cars January 15, 2016 By Jeff Plungis f- Self-driving cars will get closer to appearing on American roads under a U.S. Transportation Department plan to speed their...
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2 New Mexico Cities Opening Car Charging Stations December 24, 2013 Two New Mexico cities are preparing to begin operating public charging stations for electric vehicles. Last week, Gallup opened a...