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Project Vector – Jaguar Land Rover’s autonomous EV concept Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is developing software for self-driving vehicles to adapt their driving style in order to reduce motion sickness among its passengers, Autocar reports. […]
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RFID reaches 10% take-up rate in northern region; to replace SmartTAG lanes at smaller toll plazas: PLUS
PLUS Malaysia Bhd (PLUS) has announced that the public pilot programme as sanctioned by the Malaysian Highway Authority (MHA) for its closed-toll RFID system for passenger vehicles has seen an increase in usage to 10% […]
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Groupe PSA to use Android infotainment from 2023
The PSA Group has announced that it will employ the Android Automotive OS for infotainment systems in its vehicles from 2023, the company said in a statement released on LinkedIn. “Groupe PSA continues its digital […]
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Singapore Police Force enlists Hyundai Tucson patrol vehicles with automated number plate recognition
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has started the roll-out of about 300 Hyundai Tucson patrol vehicles, which have been outfitted with an automated number plate recognition system for linking to the police database for wanted […]
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PSA Group announces new eVMP platform, to be used for larger vehicles with plug-in or electric powertrains
Peugeot has revealed more details on its newly-announced eVMP or Electric Vehicle Modular Platform, which is set to be rolled out in the next few years. From now until 2025, the group will shift its […]
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Sony Vision-S concept car returns to Japan after CES 2020 debut – public road tests to begin this year
Following its debut at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas at the beginning of this year, the Sony Vision-S concept car has arrived in Japan for further development work, the company said. “The […]
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2020 Audi Q5 – hi-tech digital OLED lights explained
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When it comes to vehicle lighting technology, Audi is widely considered to be at the cutting edge. In 2008, the B8 Audi A4 debuted with fancy curved LED daytime running lights, at a time when […]
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Toyota builds solid-state battery EV prototype for Tokyo Olympics; limited production possible in 2025
Toyota nickel metal-hydride battery (pictured). Solid-state batteries that are under development aim to give even more driving range than current battery technology allows Toyota had planned to unveil its solid-state battery-powered prototype at the 2020 […]
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Lotus advanced technology centre to be engineering consultancy headquarters; Evija first project to emerge
Artist’s impression of Lotus’ upcoming advanced technology centre A dedicated specialist advanced technology centre is in the works, Lotus has announced, and this upcoming facility will also serve as the headquarters for Group Lotus’ consultancy […]
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Porsche Taycan is the world’s most innovative car
Scientists from the Centre of Automotive Management (CAM) have officially declared the Porsche Taycan as the most important innovation driver in the global automotive market. The high-performance electric car features 27 new developments, 13 of […]
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Audi to lead software development at Volkswagen Group following imminent departure of division chief
Volkswagen Group will shift leadership for software development over to Audi, according to CEO Herbert Diess. “The centre of gravity for software development will move from Wolfsburg to Ingolstadt,” Diess said at a virtual conference, […]
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MIROS developing AEB systems test ahead of new ASEAN NCAP 2021-2025 assessment protocol
The Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) is conducting development tests for autonomous emergency braking (AEB) systems, in preparation for the new Asean NCAP protocol for 2021 until 2025, it said in a Facebook […]
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Porsche produces 3D-printed pistons for 911 GT2 RS – additional 30 PS possible from 3.8 litre biturbo flat-six
A car such as the 991-generation Porsche 911 GT2 RS probably wouldn’t be found wanting for more power and performance, given that it produces 700 PS and 750 Nm of torque, which propels it from […]
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Bridgestone develops Tyre Damage Monitoring System with Microsoft – no additional hardware required
Bridgestone is collaborating with Microsoft for the development of a real-time, tyre damage monitoring system; a world-first, says the tyre and rubber products manufacturer. This is a serious matter, says Bridgestone, as tyre damage contributes […]
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Electric vehicle fast charger in Ayer Keroh – 43 kW AC via Type 2, 50 kW DC via Type 2 CCS and CHAdeMO
Malaysian electric vehicle users have one more upcoming facility on the Peninsula to help alleviate range anxiety, as a new multi-standards fast charger is being installed at the Ayer Keroh Southbound R&R Caltex station along […]