Automobile-as-a-service offerings require speedy connections to support the constant, real-time data transfers required to keep tabs on available cars and relay the information to users, typically via smart phone apps.
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How the Automotive Industry Can Monetize Digital Transformation Investments
The benefits of digitization in the Automotive industry start at the connected products and operational technology layer, according to Schneider Electric
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles proposes 50/50 merger with Groupe Renault
Based on FCA and Groupe Renault’s 2018 global sales, the combined company would be #4 in North America, #2 in EMEA and #1 in Latin America
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Intel and Warner Bros. explore the potential for immersive entertainment in future autonomous vehicles
Intel predicts the coming ‘Passenger Economy’ will free more than 250 million hours of commuting time per year in the world’s most congested cities, leading to a total addressable market of $200 billion from rising consumer use of new in-vehicle applications and content
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Fleet management is also about preventive maintenance of parts
Hassanein Alwan, managing director, Mineral Circles Bearings, explains how fleet managers could increase the service life of automotive bearings in their commercial fleets
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LG acquires automotive lighting company ZKW for S1.3 billion
ZKW’s offerings will complement LG’s growing Vehicle Components operations
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Dubai to host international conference on smart vehicles
The 3rd International Conference on Future Mobility will be held from 7 to 8 November, 2017, in Dubai
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Mitsubishi Fuso launches first light truck with universal charger
Daimler unveils the Fuso eCanter, the first series-production light truck equipped with the combined charging system (CCS), amid plans to deliver 500 units within the next two years
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Japan brands rein in used vehicle sales in Dubai
UAE used car platform CarSwitch.com shows Toyota in the lead in Dubai’s second-hand automotive market, with an 11% share, followed by Nissan, with a 10% share