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CARIAD develops Integrated Driver Assistance Display (IFA) for Audi vehicles
cameras. It reacts quickly to real-time conditions and shows lanes, vehicles, and objects up to about 200 meters away. It can also display things not in maps such as shoulder lanes. IFA is powered by technologies such as GPS positioning, sensor fusion, predictive route data, and advanced maps. The software is developed by CARIAD and its subsidiary Venteq (known as Intenta Automotive, Germany). Drivers benefit from clear lane guidance and better ...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
Bosch, Brakes India, and Wheels India announce JV for air systems for commercial vehicles
a 50:50 partnership between Bosch and TSF Group companies (represented by Brakes India and Wheels India), aiming to commence operations by the end of 2026, post-receiving all regulatory approvals. The joint venture will focus on engineering, manufacturing, and sales of electronically controlled and software-driven modules for air compression, air processing, air suspension, and air parking brakes. With a registered office in Chennai, the global s...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
Michelin unveils universal tire digital twin for SDVs
Michelin unveils universal tire digital twin for SDVs Michelin has presented its universal tire digital twin, a software-driven system that converts existing in-vehicle data into real-time actionable recommendations without requiring additional tire-mounted sensors. The system is designed for software-defined vehicle (SDV) architectures and is compatible with all tire brands and vehicle models, from passenger cars and trucks to self-driving shutt...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
Magna wins Driver and Occupant Monitoring System program from European OEM
Magna wins Driver and Occupant Monitoring System program from European OEM Magna International Inc. (Magna) has been awarded a Driver and Occupant Monitoring System (DMS/OMS) program by a European OEM, further expanding its DMS/OMS deployment across global vehicle platforms. The program reinforces the role of Magna’s mirror-integrated system within next-generation software-defined vehicle architecture. The system is designed to enhance advanced...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
VinFast introduces new-generation VF 8 in Vietnam at VND 999 million, deliveries start July 2026
VinFast introduces new-generation VF 8 in Vietnam at VND 999 million, deliveries start July 2026 Announced on May 20, 2026, VinFast unveiled the new-generation VF 8 with significant technical and design upgrades. The model adopts a revised “Tech Fluid” exterior design, but the main changes focus on core engineering systems. It introduces a Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) architecture with a Central Vehicle Computer (CVC) for faster system proc...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
AEye, MoveAWheeL to combine long-range lidar with road-surface friction sensing
select geographies. The companies will evaluate how Apollo’s long-range 3D perception can pair with MoveAWheeL’s friction-coefficient prediction technology to provide a more comprehensive understanding of driving in challenging conditions such as rain, snow, and black ice. AEye’s Apollo is a software-defined 1550-nanometer lidar sensor capable of detecting objects at distances of up to one kilometer. MoveAWheeL’s road-surface prediction ...
News Updated at: 2026/05/21
Horse Powertrain and Aurobay Technologies unveil new generation HORSE V20 engine for hybrid systems
fficiency by about 7%. Both versions share the same base design, which helps reduce production costs. The plug-in model also gets upgrades such as a better starter-generator, improved cooling system, and repositioned water pump. Other improvements include a new fuel injection system, updated engine software, and a redesigned air intake for better performance. The Skövde factory has been upgraded with a more efficient assembly setup while keeping...
News Updated at: 2026/05/20
Infineon launches EU flagship project Moore4Power to develop advanced power electronics
functions to form tightly integrated systems. Power chiplet technology enables scalable architectures and more flexible product variants at globally competitive cost levels. AI-assisted models, digital twins, and automated workflows will be used to radically shorten development cycles. Hardware and software will be designed in parallel to reduce simulation time. One central achievement is the Digital Product Passport (DPP), embedded directly into...
News Updated at: 2026/05/20
Hyundai Mobis searches for robotics tech partners in Silicon Valley
opers in new business areas also attended, reaching around 400 participants. At the event, Hyundai Mobis shared its investment and R&D strategies in the robotics field, while employees from Hyundai Mobis Technical Center of North America presented the company's achievements in autonomous driving, Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), and electrification. With the full-scale operation of Hyundai Group Metaplant engaged and orders from global custo...
News Updated at: 2026/05/20
Panasonic Connect North America launches Tough Command for connected fleets
vehicle TOUGHBOOK devices into a centralized hub for connected fleet intelligence to enable public safety agencies, utilities, and enterprise organizations to simplify operations and reduce costs. Tough Command addresses the challenge of enabling data collection across vehicles and equipment with a software-first approach that acts as a secure edge-to-cloud gateway, capturing data from vehicles, IoT devices, and infrastructure into a centralized,...
News Updated at: 2026/05/20
Vector and Solectrix develop data replay solution for camera-based ADAS and AD testing
s simulation, and virtual driving scenarios with Solectrix’s expertise in embedded vision and its proFRAME video capture and replay system. It enables development teams to reproducibly playback camera data from real and virtual scenarios, helping them run identical test scenarios across different software versions, detect regressions at an early stage, and analyze complex or rare traffic situations. This reduces test effort, improves result com...
News Updated at: 2026/05/19
Autoliv to provide numerical model for replicating human body behavior in collisions to Japanese automakers
Autoliv to provide numerical model for replicating human body behavior in collisions to Japanese automakers Autoliv, Inc. (Autoliv) announced its plan to roll out its numerical model that precisely replicates human body movements during collisions in the Japanese market. The company plans to strengthen its development support business centered on software and simulation, in addition to conventional hardware supply, and to deepen collaboration wit...
News Updated at: 2026/05/19
Volvo Group North America makes a settlement with CARB over emission controls
in civil penalties, USD 71.0 million to CARB's Air Pollution Control Fund, spend USD 108 million on California emission-reduction projects under a plan to be submitted for CARB approval within one year, and to reimburse USD 5 million of CARB costs. To further remedy the situation, Volvo will make software updates available and add a partial warranty extension for about 7,200 model year 2014-2016 engines in California. Volvo's own internal revie...
News Updated at: 2026/05/19
China Automotive Systems ships EPS systems to global automaker in Europe
EPS steering model will be featured in two new vehicle models in Europe, with more vehicle projects to follow. Annual sales volume is expected to reach approximately 300,000 units. The CAAS team completed a total of 66 DV/PV tests, 65 of which were approved by the customer on the first attempt. The software also underwent 11 major upgrades. Based on China Automotive Systems, Inc press release ...
News Updated at: 2026/05/18
EVAT and other associations outline 8 proposals for Thailand’s EV transition to safeguard local production
ent, tightening local-content and origin checks, promoting greater use of Thai-made parts, and limiting BOI incentives in sectors where local firms already have sufficient capability. Additional measures covered raw-material and scrap-metal controls, technology-transfer requirements to support Thai software developers, and stronger local testing and safety standards for ADAS technologies suited to Thai driving conditions. The proposals were inten...
News Updated at: 2026/05/18
Mercedes-Benz closing California R&D operations, consolidating at Atlanta Technology Center
Mercedes-Benz Research & Development HR executive Evonne Mitchell. At least 72 roles will be relocated or cut at the site that currently employs about 186 people, with many of the affected jobs being engineering and technical positions tied to powertrain development, autonomous systems and in‑car software. Mercedes-Benz plans to open its new Atlanta Technology Center this summer near its U.S. headquarters in Sandy Springs, Georgia. (multiple so...
News Updated at: 2026/05/16
GM cutting 500 to 600 information technology jobs
ation Technology organization to better position the company for the future. As part of that work, we have made the difficult decision to eliminate certain roles globally," according to GM’s statement. GM has been working to transform its operations in IT development as it adds more computing and software capabilities to its cars, and begins using artificial intelligence in more of its operations. GM similarly laid off more than 200 tech employ...
News Updated at: 2026/05/16
VW ID.Buzz returns in 2027 U.S. lineup
4Motion (new), Tourer 4Motion (new), and Pro S Plus 4Motion. Built off the Pro S 4Motion model, the new ID. Buzz Tourer adds a fold-out mattress with platform, window blinds, front window ventilation panels, and an exterior table and chairs. All ID. Buzz models receive Volkswagen’s latest ID.S 6 software, and also feature a North American Charging System (NACS) adapter and one pedal driving functionality. The all-new Atlas and Atlas Cross Spor...
News Updated at: 2026/05/16
Automotive Grade Linux releases Open Source SoDeV Reference Platform for SDVs
Automotive Grade Linux releases Open Source SoDeV Reference Platform for SDVs On May 13, Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) announced the initial availability of its open source SoDeV reference platform. AGL SoDeV is an open-source reference platform for building software-defined vehicles. It combines the AGL Unified Code Base (UCB) with Linux containers, VirtIO, the Xen hypervisor, Zephyr RTOS, and other Linux Foundation projects in a single pre-integ...
News Updated at: 2026/05/15
aiMotive, Hungary, launches aiWare5 for next generation automotive AI workloads
aiWare5. After being previewed at CES and expanded through a partnership with Socionext, Japanese semiconductor firm, to meet the demands of Tier 1 and OEM partners globally and it is now available for global licensing. It supports advanced AI workloads and works with the aiDrive automated driving software stack. aiWare5 is designed specifically for automotive, unlike general NPUs. It can handle advanced AI models such as LLMs and Vision Transfo...
News Updated at: 2026/05/15



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