2008-2015 Chrysler Grand Voyager used car review | Drive.com.au
How has the American people mover aged? CarReview - drive.com.au ✔ But considering the US market’s reputation for getting family trucksters `right’ maybe that shouldn’t be the case ✔ When shopping, try to find an example that hasn’t been beaten half to death by its previous family ✔ Let's start a personal and meaningful conversation! Leave a comment (Get advice from an expert)
Kia Stinger hanging in the balance | Drive.com.au
It’s early days for the Kia Stinger but the South Korean maker admits the car has been more of a branding exercise than a viable model. ✔ Whether there will be a replacement is too early to say, he told Drive ✔ We are in a company that even if they do understand the potential of the value of this brand building object, we still have to be economically successful with that vehicle ✔ Let's start a personal and meaningful conversation! Leave a comment (Get advice from an expert)
NASA has commanded the Mars Curiosity rover to switch "brains"
Curiosity has a headache but NASA neurosurgeons have stepped in to keep the car-sized robot operational. ✔ Notably, Side A was the brain that Curiosity was using when it landed on the red planet in 2012 ✔ It hasn't been a particularly great few months for Mars rovers ✔ Taking It to Extremes: Mix insane situations -- erupting volcanoes, nuclear meltdowns, 30-foot waves -- with everyday tech
Benz adamant that A35 is a 'real AMG' | Drive.com.au
AMG boss Tobias Moers has defended newer entry-level models, claiming variants like the new A35 hot hatch expand the brand's reach rather than watering it down. ✔ Packing 225kW of power along with all-wheel-drive, big brakes and track-tuned suspension, the new Mercedes-AMG A35 shapes up as a rival to the likes of VW’s Golf R and Audi’s RS3 - machine which cost around $20,000 less than its A45 big brother ✔ AMG should be the most successful sport and performance car [brand] ✔ The A35 hatch will be joined by a new A45 AMG in the second half of 2019 ✔ Let's start a personal and meaningful conversation! Leave a comment (Get advice from an expert)
SoftBank and Toyota want driverless cars to change the world
Softbank and Toyota are partnering on an effort to use autonomous vehicles and other technologies to change the world of transportation. ✔ The company's $100 billion Vision Fund, its tech-focused investment arm, committed $2.3 billion to General Motors' self-driving car unit GM Cruise earlier this year ✔ The two companies have a number of investments and partnerships with ride-hailing startups including Uber, China's Didi Chuxing and Singapore-based Grab
Toyota, SoftBank tie up on autonomous vehicle services
Japan's No. 1 automaker Toyota Motor Corp and technology giant SoftBank Group Corp are setting up a joint venture to create mobility services in what they called a "united Japan" effort to face global competition. The venture, Monet Technologies Corp, capitalized at 2 billion yen, is meant to be running… ✔ Representative Director and CTO of SoftBank Corp Junichi Miyakawa, left and Executive Vice President of Toyota Motor Corp Shigeki Tomoyama shake hands during a press conference in Tokyo on Thursday ✔ This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Carmakers from China, Vietnam knocking on Europe
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2019 Nissan Leaf unveiled | Drive.com.au
One third of Nissan's range to be electric by 2022. ✔ While Lester was reluctant to confirm any details about the future product plans, it is expected the next-generation Qashqai due in 2020 will be a key part of Nissan's electrified plan ✔ Let's start a personal and meaningful conversation! Leave a comment (Get advice from an expert)
Peugeot 508 SW and Citroen C5 Aircross confirmed for OZ | Drive.com.au
Stylish French wagon and SUV coming to Australian showrooms in 2019. ✔ The C5 Aircross will arrive in the year Citroen celebrates its 100th anniversary and gives the brand its first stab at the wildly popular mid-sized SUV market ✔ Let's start a personal and meaningful conversation! Leave a comment (Get advice from an expert)
SoftBank and Toyota team up to develop services powered by self-driving vehicles
SoftBank is getting into self-driving car services after the Japanese tech giant announced a joint-venture with Toyota in its native Japan. SoftBank is invested in Uber and a range of other ride-hailing startups like Didi in China and Grab in Southeast Asia, but this initiative with Toyota is not r… ✔ SoftBank said that the business will be focused on the Japanese market with an eye to future expansion on the global market ✔ SoftBank’s autonomous vehicle projects including a bus that it is developing in partnership with China’s Baidu ✔ Toyota’s mobility business shifts into high gear at CES
'Tougher eco rules in Europe chance for Hyundai, Kia'
undefined ✔ As said earlier, by 2025, the company plans to have 16 electrified vehicles of five hybrids, five PHEVs, five EVs and one FCEV in total, he said ✔ The trend of stronger environmental regulation is really improving Hyundai as a brand, Schmid said ✔ We are no longer just a value for the money car but moving into the real brand which is very hot
Toyota and SoftBank enter into joint venture for driverless vehicle services
Toyota and SoftBank are forming a joint venture to offer services using autonomous vehicles, in a sign both are making significant bets on the technology. ✔ Three quarters of individuals are concerned about driverless cars The decision to form a joint venture, of which SoftBank will own just over half, comes as the latest in a series of efforts by both companies to move into driverless technology ✔ SoftBank has various strategic investments in e-hailing companies and now they have started expanding in developing new chip specifically for autonomous cars
Toyota, SoftBank Join Forces to Build Self-Driving Cars That Deliver Meals, Health Care
The companies hope to deliver robot-cooked meals or provide medical checkups en route to hospitals to an ageing populace in Japan using Toyota electric vehicles by the latter half the 2020s ✔ He cited SoftBank’s growing number of investments in self-driving technologies, which include General Motors Co.’s self-driving car unit Cruise ✔ 13) How Driverless Cars Are Going to Change Cities (June 26) Honda to Invest $2.75 Billion in GM’s Self-Driving Car Unit (Oct
Cadillac outranks Tesla in Consumer Reports semi-autonomous tests
Super Cruise had the edge over Autopilot in safety features. ✔ Both rivals fared well in terms of abilities -- Cadillac's advantage was in safety ✔ Cadillac's system was also clearest about when drivers could use it ✔ All the same, the rankings are a reminder that semi-autonomous driving features are still young, and that a tech-focused company like Tesla isn't guaranteed to dominate
Financial Big Data: The Traces Of Trillions In Economic Activity
There are four essential areas that investment firms need to know about in order to compete, said Tammer Kamel, CEO of Quandl. These are: statistics 101; data science (the icing on the cake is machine learning and AI); some non-financial domain knowledge; and good old capital markets know-how. ✔ He illustrated each area with a dataset that Quandl works with ✔ We then have to look at all the contracts and agreements along the chain ✔ Editor's note: Newsweek Media Group and International Business Times partnered with Structure to host this week's Artificial Intelligence & Data Science event
The 100 coolest people in UK tech
This is Business Insider's latest ranking of the 100 coolest people in UK tech. We define cool as having done influential and interesting things — whether it's getting a new job, raising money, growing a giant audience on YouTube, or just being really, really good at Fortnite. ✔ Shayanne Gal/Business Insider It has been an epochal year for the British technology industry, provoking searching questions about protecting people's privacy and safety, and regulating Silicon Valley's behemoths ✔ Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for BFI Charlie Brooker is an unusual quality in this list
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