The quintessentially British mode of transport is now looking to usher in an era of change as the Chinese automaker Geely-owned company unveiled the new black TX5 cab on Wednesday in London.
It was in February this year that we told you about Volvo's 'Drive Me' Autonomous driving project and now the company has taken the wraps off their autonomous driving interface called IntelliSafe Auto Pilot.
Toyota will be investing $50 million over to the next five years to set up joint research centers at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for developing 'intelligent' self-driving cars.
We've seen a bunch of technology coming our way from Jaguar Land Rover. We'd already told you about the invisible bonnet, the transparent A-Pillar and many more. Now the company has brought in something new and it's a new see-through trailer system called Transparent Trailer.
BMW claims to be the first automaker to introduce the EnLighten app for connected traffic signals. The company says that this app will come in handy to drivers as it shows them the current status of the traffic light in front of the car in real time.
Jaguar Land Rover is exploring a new technology that will allow a vehicle to identify potholes, broken drains and manhole covers. Furthermore, the technology will also be able to identify the location and asperity of the potholes and share the information with not only other vehicles but, also with relevant authorities.
Daimler, Bosch and car2go have joined forces to develop and test a fully automated valet parking service. According to them, with this technology, the existing parking process will be revolutionized.
