NVIDIA is ushering in a new era of AI-defined driving, bringing its advanced NVIDIA DRIVE AV software to U.S. roads by the end of this year. The rollout begins with Mercedes-Benz, a long-time partner in the pursuit of safer, smarter mobility.
At CES, Donut Lab introduced the world’s first all-solid-state battery ready for immediate use in production vehicles, marking a historic milestone for electrification across the transportation industry.
Drive batteries are the heart of electric vehicles. At Porsche, the lifespan and reliability of its high-voltage systems are engineered to match those of combustion engines: at least 15 years or 300,000 km.
Mercedes-Benz revealed details of the ‘Tomorrow XX’ technology program as a driver of innovation in support of the company’s sustainability objectives.
UK-based manufacturer of the world’s most power-dense electric motors and inverters Helix has partnered with California’s Astro Mechanica to provide electric motors for the startup’s adaptive engine concept.
Porsche is currently the only car manufacturer in the world that is going to offer wireless EV charging, with an innovative 11 kW one-box system.
YASA, a pioneer in next-generation electric drive technology, has smashed its own unofficial power density world record with a staggering new benchmark for ultra-high-performance electric motors.
Scania’s new powertrain platform, based on the Super truck engine, comes in internal combustion and plug-in hybrid configurations for buses and coaches to meet varying needs and requirements.
Lyft and May Mobility are rolling out their first autonomous vehicle deployment together, bringing cutting-edge AV technology to the heart of Atlanta.
Qualcomm Technologies and BMW Group introduced Snapdragon Ride Pilot, the companies’ new automated driving (AD) system resulting from a three-year collaborative effort.




