Mobility
The pope received both EVs and alternative-fuel vehicles during his time at the Vatican.
Multiple states have passed legislation to install speed limiters on vehicles of drivers with dangerous records.
Huawei Technologies has forged a dominant position in China’s intensely competitive EV market by creating the intelligent driving software that’s found its way into the cockpits of marques from BYD to BMW.
The company will open a test center in Yokohama, making Japan its fourth market after the U.K., U.S. and Germany as it looks to interest major automakers in its autonomous driving technology.
Kaity Fischer, the vice president of commercial and operations, discusses the British tech start’s new partnership with Nissan, which is Wayve’s first public tie-up with a global automaker, and an end-to-end era of automated driving.
The acquisition of FreeNow will open doors to major European cities as Lyft comes under pressure from rival Uber in its home North American market.
States following California’s policy that 35% of new-car sales must be zero-emission vehicles by the 2026 model year can still 'control their own destinies,' said the CEO of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation.
The chief technology officer and director of Woven by Toyota discusses the latest developments at Woven City, the company’s technology and mobility test bed at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan. Plus, he offers details on autonomous and software-defined vehicles.
Self-driving tech startup Nuro Inc. announced a new funding round that it said will support its commercial expansion plans in additional U.S. cities and internationally through 2027.
A Congressional adviser decided that House Republicans cannot use a contested method to revoke California’s ability to write its own strict vehicle emissions regulations.
