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The Car Industry A/B Tested Selling A Car With And Without CarPlay
Automakers are A/B testing vehicle sales with and without Apple CarPlay to gauge consumer preferences, sparking industry debate and analysis.
National Transportation Safety Board Surges In Global Coverage
Search interest in the National Transportation Safety Board has spiked, with mentions increasing over 3.7 times the baseline, indicating rising international attention.
Study Finds Nissan Titan Headlight Glare Is 615% Over IIHS Limit, But Still Not Breaking The Law
A recent study shows Nissan Titan headlights produce glare 615% over IIHS safety limits, but the vehicle remains legal. Details on impact and next steps are still emerging.
Here’s How Zoox’s Robotaxi Safety Testing Will Work
Zoox outlines its planned safety testing procedures for autonomous robotaxis, emphasizing rigorous measures before public deployment.
Lucid’s New World Record Has Nothing To Do With Charging Speed Or Range
Lucid has achieved a new world record that focuses on a different aspect of vehicle performance, unrelated to charging speed or driving range.
Why Is Everyone Trying To Build A Solid-state Battery?
Exploring the surge in solid-state battery development, its confirmed benefits, ongoing challenges, and what it means for future energy storage and electric vehicles.
Fiat Surges In Global Coverage
Fiat experiences a notable increase in global media mentions, with GDELT reporting 26 mentions in recent coverage, surpassing typical levels.
In-Car Cameras Are Now Required in Europe. US Isn’t Far Behind
Europe now requires in-car cameras in new vehicles, with the US expected to follow soon. This shift impacts safety, privacy, and industry standards.
The EU Wants To Use Satellites To Automatically Prevent Your Car From Speeding: Report
The EU is proposing a satellite-enabled technology to automatically prevent vehicles from exceeding speed limits, raising safety and privacy concerns.