The future of automotive was revealed (again) at the recently concluded CES consumer electronics show. Can anyone say futuristic?
Analyst’s report shows chip makers for advanced systems have prioritized fast-growing and more lucrative artificial-intelligence customers, forcing automakers to pivot quickly.
Frost & Sullivan expects a $238 billion market opportunity for the technology in automobiles by 2030 as AI applications shift to more mass-market applications.
Automakers need strong AI foundations to meet ambitious goals.
Auto industry lobbyist praises some parts that it says help the industry as it grieves the loss of a sector booster.
Continental innovation shown at this week’s CES brings information, personalization to vehicles’ rear windows.
Trade group says aim of measure and effort to collaborate with automakers are on the right track but that the rule needs tweaking.
Electronic panel below windshield touted as ‘digital experience.’
Automaker plans to build its semiautonomous driver-assistance system with Amazon’s cloud computing technology.
The money will help a joint venture of General Motors Co. and LG Energy Solution finance the construction of new lithium-ion battery cell manufacturing facilities.
