New technology has implications for OEMs, dealers, consumers, insurers and repairers, which can be intimidating, but can also open up opportunities for all.
From automation and security to multi-currency and in-car commerce, modern payment infrastructure is becoming the foundation ...
Earlier this summer, I rented a brand-new, updated Tesla Model Y, the first refresh to the electric SUV since it debuted, in ...
Car companies love a mission statement. With the arrival of the Concept C, Audi’s new one is crystal clear: “radical ...
Exclusive interview with Nissan CEO, Ivan Espinosa where he talks freely about the future world, vision for the company, his ...
Gas-powered vehicles may have snuffed out major interest in the original electric vehicles over a century ago. However, with sales topping 1.15 million units, the fully-electric Tesla Model Y ranking ...
Imagine you’ve just stepped aboard the Supernal electric aircraft, or eVTOL, due to fly you over the congested freeways of Los Angeles — 40 miles in 20 minutes. "You get on your app, you say, 'I need ...
The velocity of change in the auto insurance market is punching the accelerator. The transformation is happening as vehicles become smarter, connected and electrified—and sales of traditional, ...
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