Ohio-based EV startup Lordstown Motors Receives a $400 million investment, Minnesota becomes the first Midwestern state to implement "Clean Car" rules, and Ford announces plans for $100 million battery research facility in Romulus, Mich.
Last month, General Motors updated its post-collision inspection requirements, now only requiring a repairer to inspect a vehicle following "any collision that exceeds minor outer body panel cosmetic distortion."
The FTC unanimously votes to increase enforcement against repair restrictions, speculation swirls around a possible electric Corvette, and Tesla unveils its Full Self-Driving subscription service.
Jake Rodenroth, director of industry relations for asTech, joins Digital Multimedia Editor Noah Brown to discuss advancements in ADAS tech and how the auto racing community has become an important testing ground for those developments.
The current infrastructure set and technologies used for EV battery recycling will not be sufficient if demand for the vehicles continues to spike as industry experts suggest it will.
Stellantis announces a fully electric Ram, AV startup Halo plans to bring a driverless car service to Las Vegas, and GM invests $71 million into a new Pasadena design center. Digital Multimedia Editor Noah Brown gives a recap of the headlines from this past week's news in the latest edition of the ADAPT News Roundup.
A breakdown of a recent PAVE webinar discusses the operational design domains of AVs, which represent the physical, digital, and atmospheric environments in which autonomous vehicles need to operate.
As autonomous vehicles become increasingly prevalent, the possibility of having practical autonomous ridesharing services will become more feasible and affordable.
Kurt Wyman, an executive with California-based telematics company Teletrac Navman, joins Digital Multimedia Editor Noah Brown to talk about the growing trend of telematics technology. Check out the full episode for a discussion on how telematics developments in the commercial fleet world are affecting the larger automotive industry.
As the technology available in vehicles continues to rapidly evolve, the presence of telematic devices, which are designed to gather and share data from a car to optimize every aspect of its production, maintenance and overall lifespan, is becoming increasingly prominent.
An ongoing legal dispute regarding Nissan’s data licensing agreement may finally be coming to an end, at least when it comes to CCC Information Services.
Though the long-term promises of ADAS technology are appealing, the short-term question of how to adequately repair ADAS-equipped vehicles before the tech becomes more standardized is leaving repair shops scrambling.
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