New Smart Car Tech Already Saving Lives

New technology that automates a lot of the driving is already saving lives. Safety advocates want it mandatory in all new cars.

Jun 4th, 2014

New technology that automates a lot of the driving is already saving lives. Safety advocates want it mandatory in all new cars.

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

How to Ease the Pain of Physical Inventory Counts

This new white paper tells you the key inventory count challenges that companies are dealing with and shows you how to ease the pain using a unified, cloud ERP solution.

Tesla Hits First Billion-Dollar Quarterly Profit

The financial milestone extends a two-year run of prosperity.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks during a news conference after touring Phillips & Temro in Eden Prairie, Minn. Monday, July 26, 2021. Minnesota became the first Midwestern state to adopt a plan for encouraging the switchover to electric vehicles, as Gov. Walz predicted that someday people will wonder why there was such as fuss.

Minn. Becomes First Midwestern State to Adopt 'Clean Car' Rules

Fourteen other states already have adopted similar standards, which require manufacturers and dealers to supply more electric vehicles.

This April 23, 2018 file photo shows Rana el Kaliouby, CEO of the Boston-based artificial intelligence firm, Affectiva, poses in Boston. El Kaliouby has a new job, deputy CEO of Smart Eye — after the Swedish eye-tracking company bought Affectiva for $73.5 million in June 2021. Carmakers are looking to companies like Smart Eye as they brace for new safety rules and standards around the world that could require dashboard cameras to detect dangerous driver behavior in semi-autonomous vehicles.

Smart Eye Deputy CEO Talks Automotive AI

Carmakers are bracing for new safety rules and standards around the world that could require dashboard cameras to detect dangerous driver behavior.

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TVA Web Series to Promote Electric Vehicles

The first episode features the Nissan Leaf, which is manufactured in Tennessee.

In 2015, Volkswagen admitted to cheating U.S. diesel engine tests.

$399M Settlement Approved with Volkswagen, Former Execs

The compensation is a fraction of what Volkswagen spent as a result of its emissions scandal.

Jessica Pitts sits behind the wheel of a 2019 Lincoln MKC on the lot of Jack Demmer Lincoln in Dearborn, Mich., July 19, 2021.

Used Car Prices Slip from Dizzying Heights

The seemingly endless streak of skyrocketing used-vehicle prices appears to be coming to a close.

Mercedes Sketches Out All-Electric Scenario by Decade's End

The shift to electric vehicles “is picking up speed — especially in the luxury segment," said the brand's CEO.

In this Sunday, June 14, 2020, photograph, a prospective buyer looks over a long row of unsold 2020 CX-5 sports-utility vehicles sedans sits at a Mazda dealership in Littleton, Colo.

Edmunds: Is It Possible to Return the Car You Just Bought?

The law is on the side of the seller.

In this Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020, photo, a sign marks the pick lane for Lyft car share service outside the Pepsi Center in downtown Denver. Ford Motor Co. and a self-driving vehicle company it partly owns will join with the Lyft ride-hailing service to offer autonomous rides on the Lyft network. The service using Ford vehicles and a driving system developed by Argo AI will begin in Miami later this year and start in Austin, Texas, in 2022.

Ford to Deploy Autonomous Vehicles on Lyft Network

The service, using Ford vehicles and a driving system developed by Argo AI, will begin later this year.

Toyota Partners with Tiny Car Companies

"Kei" cars make up about 40% of the Japanese auto market.

Daimler Posts $4.3B Q2 Profit Despite Chip Shortages

Profit margins reached into double digits for the third quarter in a row.