On November 25, TIER IV announced a collaboration with HORIBA MIRA, a UK-based automotive engineering and testing services provider, to accelerate the development and commercialization of autonomous driving technology in Europe.
As the first step in their collaboration, the two companies will begin demonstrating auto
On October 22, Isuzu announced that it will unveil the "ERGA EV Autonomous Bus" for the first time at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, held at Tokyo Big Sight (Press Days: October 29-30, Public Days: October 31-November 9).
This model has been newly adopted for a Level 2 autonomous bus demonstration experiment to be con
On September 26, TIER IV signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore opportunities to develop autonomous mobility and driving solutions with Saudi Arabian digital services and autonomous mobility developer Elm.
TIER IV and Elm will promote new mobility services such as robotaxis, adapted to local driving
On March 21, TIER IV announced that it will unveil its latest prototype, a robotaxi designed to operate without a steering wheel or pedals. The prototype will be showcased at an event held in Kanagawa prefecture starting on March 22.
TIER IV is sharing the design of the autonomous driving system – including vehicle s
Tier IV, Inc. (Tier IV) announced that it has partnered with Plus AI, Inc. (Plus), a developer of autonomous driving systems using end-to-end AI. The two companies will jointly develop next-generation autonomous driving technology that can define a broader range of operation design domains (ODDs). At the same time, t
Tier IV, Inc. (Tier IV) announced that its new C3 Camera, an automotive-grade camera for autonomous driving systems, is now available. This camera installs an 8.3-megapixel image sensor and is the company’s next high-resolution model following its C1 Camera (2.5-megapixel) and C2 Camera (5.4-megapixel).
The C3 Camera
On November 19, Tier IV announced the launch of Minibus 2.0, the latest addition to its fanfare lineup of electric vehicles.
Minibus 2.0 has been designed to comply with the Japanese government's Level 4 autonomous driving criteria. A key upgrade from Minibus 1.0 is the enhanced redundancy system that is essential f
Tier IV, Inc. (Tier IV) announced that it launched the GMSL2 (Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link generation 2) -10GbE conversion module which was jointly developed with Analog Devices, Inc. (Analog Devices).
Analog Devices’ GMSL2 is a proven serializer – deserializer solution for the automotive and industrial automation
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