In the competition amongst automobile manufacturers to knock autonomous driving out-of-the-park, Cadillac is next up to the plate. Recently – rolling-out its newest autonomous driving technology – General Motors (“GM”) announced, beginning in 2020, “semi-autonomous” driving will be available in all Cadillac models. Dubbed “Super Cruise,” the technology is GM’s latest attempt to capture some … Continue reading this entry
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Fully connected and self-driving cars are here. Improvements to alternative energy sources for vehicles continue to advance at a rapid pace. The automotive industry is potentially facing dramatic new legal and regulatory challenges. And the road ahead shows no signs of slowing down.… Continue reading this entry
Tags: autonomous cars, connected cars, emerging technologies, regulatory, self-driving cars
Those racing to fill the streets with driverless and shared vehicles are weighing their competitive pursuits and market moves against the new regulations and industry standards coming down the pike.… Continue reading this entry
Tags: autonomous cars, connected cars, driverless cars, regulatory, self-driving cars
Automakers and suppliers have been joined by a growing list of early-stage and established technology companies from outside the traditional automotive supply base in the race to build a truly connected car, and ultimately the first completely autonomous vehicle.… Continue reading this entry
Tags: autonomous cars, autonomous vehicles, connected cars, cybersecurity, self-driving cars, Startups
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