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Jack Quick
Strong supply stops Suzuki substituting screens
Suzuki Australia is no longer fitting larger 9.0-inch aftermarket touchscreens locally, as it reverts to the factory-fitted 7.0-inch unit.
3 Years Ago
Scott Collie
How GM could make dirty touchscreens a thing of the past
General Motors' new patent could make smudged screens a thing of the past, using UV lights and a clever coating.
3 Years Ago
William Stopford
Tesla recalls over 360,000 cars for 'Full Self-Driving' breaking road rules
Tesla will deploy an over-the-air update to over 300,000 vehicles with Full Self-Driving Beta as they could break road rules.
3 Years Ago
Paul Maric
Governments, automakers working to set framework for autonomous future
Volvo is working with governments on formalising a communication protocol to allow vehicles to communicate with each other to avoid accidents.
3 Years Ago
Paul Maric
Volvo says in-house software development will boost margins
Volvo is aiming to become more vertically integrated, bringing software development in-house to have more control and higher margins.
3 Years Ago
Jack Quick
Google Maps getting expanded EV charging information
EVs with infotainment systems running Android Automotive with Google built-in will soon have a range of charging-related Maps features.
3 Years Ago
Paul Maric
A Volvo without a steering wheel may never happen
Volvo's boss says the company won't sell a vehicle without a steering wheel, at least not in the short term, even as autonomous driving tech advances.
3 Years Ago
Paul Maric
Volvo boss: If you want the safest car, you need all the sensors
Volvo's CEO says it's using a combination of LiDAR, radar, cameras and sensors to burnish its already strong safety credentials.
3 Years Ago
William Stopford
Polestar expanding use of LiDAR tech
Polestar's upcoming flagship will also get advanced driver assist systems supported by a LiDAR unit from supplier Luminar.
3 Years Ago
James Wong
Volkswagen Golf facelift debuting 2024, replacement to be EV – report
VW's global CEO has told international media an updated Golf 8 will launch next year, and detailed plans for the nameplate moving forward.
3 Years Ago
James Wong
BMW rectifies semiconductor-related spec changes
BMW Australia has confirmed spec changes as a result of component shortages should be a thing of the past very soon.
3 Years Ago
Jack Quick
BMW grilles could get even bigger
If the 7 Series grille isn't big enough for you, BMW might soon have a grille so large the headlights are included in it.
3 Years Ago
Scott Collie
These BMWs can be parked using your iPhone
BMW owners not keen to ding their doors in tight parking spaces now have a new option, in the form of iPhone-based remote parking.
3 Years Ago
Mike Costello
Lexus EV takes new approach to heating
Lexus calls its heating panels an example of 'omotenashi', meaning to wholeheartedly look after guests. But there are other benefits.
3 Years Ago
Jade Credentino
Ferrari patents "engine noise" for EVs
Ferrari doesn't want its first electric vehicles to be whisper-quiet, patenting a system that will extract sound from different components.
3 Years Ago
Mike Costello
Volkswagen reinvents the air-conditioner
The new ID.7 will get climate control that detects your key, uses voice commands, and tracks the sun in the sky.
3 Years Ago