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Toyota joins Uber, Amazon, Pizza Hut for driverless pod

Toyota's 'e-Palette' is a weird, self-driving vehicle Las Vegas (Detroit News) — The automotive industry is finally getting ready to deliver on its long-promised future of advanced, driverless cars. To get to the marketplace first, companies are pairing off to share technology and co-develop business models. The latest of those pairings came Monday

Volvo’s Smallest Crossover, The XC40 Has Personality And Storage To Spare

Volvo's newest crossover, the XC40, arrives at dealerships in the spring. Volvos are robust and reliable, but they haven’t been especially fun until the arrival of the 2019 Volvo XC40 – the newest, smallest, and most playful of the Swedish automaker’s revamped three-SUV lineup. The compact crossover, laden with unexpected colours, curves

Apple’s Artificial Intelligence System to minimize use of maps in its self-driving Vehicles

Swift Navigation Centimeter-Accurate GPS Positioning for Autonomous Vehicles   Apple has filed a patent for an autonomous navigation system for vehicles that could minimize the role that maps would play in a self-driving car. The patent details how Apple’s system would leverage its AI capabilities and vehicle sensors to let a car navigate

Automatic Emergency Breaking Safety Technology Included On More New Vehicles

Stop a collision in its tracks Car manufacturers are making progress to include automatic emergency braking, a crash avoidance technology, on all new vehicles. In a recent analysis, four of 20 automakers – Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and Toyota - reported that automatic emergency braking is standard on more than half of

BMW electric cars hit 100,000 sales target

The new BMW i3 electric car is seen after it was unveiled at a ceremony in London, July 29, 2013. REUTERS/Andrew Winning BERLIN (Reuters) - BMW said on Monday it had hit its target of selling 100,000 electric cars this year around the world, benefiting from strong demand in western Europe and

Toyota planning 10 purely electric vehicles by 2020s

TOKYO (AP) — Toyota plans to offer more than 10 purely electric vehicle models in its lineup by the early 2020s, marking the Japanese automaker’s commitment to that growing technology sector. Toyota Motor Corp. now offers no purely electric vehicles, although it leads in hybrid models, which switch between an electric

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