Scott Collie
Hackers steal Ferrari customer details, demand ransom
Ferrari customers have today been contacted about a 'threat actor' accessing their data, but says no ransom will be paid to the hackers.
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Jade Credentino
BMW bringing concept tech to life in 2025
BMW has announced it will feature its latest panoramic stretched head-up display in the upcoming Neue Klasse electric vehicle range.
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Alborz Fallah
General Motors to implement ChatGPT in its cars
The internet's favourite AI chatbot could be coming soon to cars from one of America's big three manufacturers.
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Jack Quick
Volvo safety takes a hit amid chip crunch
Petrol versions of the XC40 and all versions of the XC60 will be missing certain safety features for five weeks of production.
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Jack Quick
Which BMWs are getting the brand's new infotainment?
BMW is gearing up to launch the Android-based iDrive 9.0 infotainment software in November. Only certain models will receive it though.
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William Stopford
Tesla developing bi-directional charging feature 'many people' won't use
Tesla will introduce bidirectional charging over the next two years, but doesn't expect many of its owners to use it.
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Scott Collie
How much Mercedes-Benz earned from subscriptions in 2022
Mercedes-Benz's subscription business is still young, but it's already profitable according to a new overseas report.
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Jade Credentino
More Mercedes-Benz cars to get LiDAR in autonomy push
Luminar's LiDAR technology will help Mercedes-Benz run its active safety equipment, as well as its Level 3 autonomous systems.
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Jack Quick
Strong supply stops Suzuki substituting screens
Suzuki Australia is no longer fitting larger 9.0-inch aftermarket touchscreens locally, as it reverts to the factory-fitted 7.0-inch unit.
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Scott Collie
How GM could make dirty touchscreens a thing of the past
General Motors' new patent could make smudged screens a thing of the past, using UV lights and a clever coating.
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William Stopford
Tesla recalls over 360,000 cars for 'Full Self-Driving' breaking road rules
Tesla will deploy an over-the-air update to over 300,000 vehicles with Full Self-Driving Beta as they could break road rules.
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Paul Maric
Governments, automakers working to set framework for autonomous future
Volvo is working with governments on formalising a communication protocol to allow vehicles to communicate with each other to avoid accidents.
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Paul Maric
Volvo says in-house software development will boost margins
Volvo is aiming to become more vertically integrated, bringing software development in-house to have more control and higher margins.
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Jack Quick
Google Maps getting expanded EV charging information
EVs with infotainment systems running Android Automotive with Google built-in will soon have a range of charging-related Maps features.
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Paul Maric
A Volvo without a steering wheel may never happen
Volvo's boss says the company won't sell a vehicle without a steering wheel, at least not in the short term, even as autonomous driving tech advances.
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Paul Maric
Volvo boss: If you want the safest car, you need all the sensors
Volvo's CEO says it's using a combination of LiDAR, radar, cameras and sensors to burnish its already strong safety credentials.
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