Browsing: connected cars

Connected car technologies are revolutionizing the way automakers and the government handle vehicle recalls, making the process more efficient and precise.

The automotive industry’s push towards the ‘internet of vehicles’ (IoV) promises to revolutionize transportation by making it more autonomous, safe, and efficient. However, this increased connectivity also brings new security vulnerabilities that can be exploited by criminals.

Data from connected cars and commercial trucks is providing valuable insights into traffic patterns, road conditions, and potential hazards, helping transportation departments and researchers improve road safety.

IDTechEx forecasts the automotive industry will be worth over $1.6 trillion by 2034, driven by trends like autonomous driving, electric vehicles, and connected cars.

The U.S. government is taking steps to restrict the use of connected car technologies from China and Russia, citing national security concerns.

An analysis of the automotive megatrends, including autonomous driving, mobility as a service, electric vehicles, connected cars, and software-defined vehicles, with forecasts to 2034.

Explore the latest innovations in automotive technology, from enhanced safety features to smart car connectivity and augmented reality dashboards.

Hyundai Motor and Kia Corp have signed a memorandum of understanding with Baidu Inc to develop technologies for connected cars.

Connected cars, fueled by the Internet of Things (IoT), are revolutionizing the automotive industry. This article explores the benefits, technologies, and challenges of this connected future.

Modern cars feature advanced technology, but these features may come at the cost of safety and privacy.