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NHTSA probes more than 1.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles over engine failure
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) launched an investigation into more than 1.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles sold in the US. The investigation is due to concerns that potential connecting rod bearing failures in their engines may result in complete engine failure, Reuters reported Aug. 25. The vehicles under probe include the model year 2016–2020 Acura MDX, 2018–2020 Acura TLX, 2016–2020 Honda Pilot, 2017–2019 Honda Ridgeline and 20...
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Dynamic Map Platform expands HD map coverage in North America to 950,000 miles
Dynamic Map Platform (DMP), a Japan-based company specializing in creating high-definition (HD) maps and software for autonomous driving vehicles, has reached a significant milestone in North America. The company has successfully mapped the top four road classes, covering more than 950,000 miles (1.5 million km). Each mile is equipped with the essential map features necessary for safe and comfortable automated driving, combining unparalleled coverage with exceptional accuracy. Since 2023, DMP...
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Parkin Co. signs agreement with charge&go to launch 200 ultrafast chargers in Dubai
Parkin Co. PJSC, a prominent provider of paid public parking services in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, has partnered with charge&go, a subsidiary of Etisalat Services Holding, to boost Dubai's electric vehicle infrastructure. This 10-year agreement aims to install 200 ultrafast DC charging stations by October, significantly reducing charging times to under 30 minutes. The EV charging stations will be installed at key locations, such as residential areas, retail spots and leisure centers, t...
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Toyota, Mazda team up to build battery storage ecosystem in Japan
Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp. and Mazda Motor Corp. have commenced joint field tests of Toyota's Sweep Energy Storage System at Mazda's Hiroshima Plant in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The tests involve connecting Mazda's power system at its headquarters, which is the sole power generation system operated by an automaker in Japan, with Toyota's system that uses batteries from electrified vehicles through its energy management systems. This setup aims to verify stable, high-qualit...
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Aurora and McLeod Software collaborate to develop transportation management system for self-driving trucks
Self-driving truck technology provider Aurora and McLeod Software have announced a strategic partnership to deliver the industry’s first Transportation Management System (TMS) designed for autonomous trucks. The collaboration is set to streamline how carriers adopt and operate self-driving freight, laying the groundwork for a seamless customer experience. Self-driving trucks promise to move freight safely, efficiently and continuously, enabling carriers to maximize asset utilization and rev...
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Canada invests C$22.7 million to expand EV charging infrastructure in British Columbia
The Canadian government is allocating nearly C$22.7 million to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure in British Columbia. This funding will support eight projects across the province, resulting in the installation of over 480 new EV chargers. Federal Infrastructure Minister Gregor Robertson announced this expansion in Victoria, British Columbia, highlighting that the chargers will be situated in high-demand areas, busy highway corridors, main travel routes, public spaces, workp...
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ChargePoint and Eaton unveil ultrafast DC V2X charging architecture for EVs
ChargePoint and Eaton have announced the launch of a new ultrafast DC vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging architecture aimed at accelerating the future of electric vehicle charging. This joint solution, which includes the ChargePoint Express Grid powered by Eaton, promises to significantly reduce capital and operational costs while delivering up to 600 kW of power for passenger EVs and megawatt-level charging for heavy-duty commercial applications. This breakthrough charging architecture is ...
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Cineverse and Xperi collaborate to launch in-vehicle video streaming apps
Nasdaq-listed entertainment studio Cineverse has announced its partnership with Xperi to introduce four of its streaming channels to automobiles and televisions. These channels will be accessible in new BMW models in the US via the DTS AutoStage Video Service Powered by TiVo and integrated into TiVo OS for TVs later in 2025. Verse Karaoke is available internationally and will be part of this service, marking the company's entry into in-car infotainment through Matchpoint, a media supply cha...
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Interior Insight: Nissan Qashqai
While there is some debate over whether Nissan “invented” the crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) with the launch of the Qashqai in 2007, its influence in making this vehicle type a global favorite is clear. This review focuses on the interior technologies and materials of the facelifted third-generation model. Cabin materials The interior focuses on practicality and features upgraded materials that differ by trim level. Base models come with durable plastics and fabrics, while highe...
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Interior insight: Subaru Crosstrek
The Subaru Crosstrek has long been a favorite among drivers looking for a mix of tough capability and everyday practicality. For 2025, Subaru continues this tradition, offering an interior that’s functional, comfortable, and well-equipped, although not without a few compromises. Here is our review of its cabin, focusing on seats, infotainment, connectivity, practicality, space and materials. Seating The Subaru Crosstrek, replacing the outgoing XV, arrived in showrooms in January 2024. Bu...
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Ford’s bold bid for the next big thing
How cars are built and the concept of the moving assembly line are culturally ingrained in the automotive industry. Every now and again, the automotive industry goes through phases of trying to do things differently. Ford is the latest in a long line of automakers to try and innovate. Electrification, the rise of Tesla, the often best-in-class levels set by mainland Chinese original equipment manufacturers for digital vehicle attributes, and ever-increasing and accelerating new vehicle prices...
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Interior insight: VW T-Roc
Volkswagen has updated the T-Roc compact sport utility vehicle (SUV) with new features to keep it competitive. This refresh introduces new performance variants, including the sporty R and the open-top Cabriolet. Size-wise, it measures 4,236 mm in length, 1,584 mm in height and 1,819 mm in width, making it shorter, wider and taller than the Golf. Notably, its trunk space is 17% larger than that of its sibling, further enhancing its appeal for those seeking a practical compact SUV. The wheelbas...
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Bidirectional charging technologies and their role in global EV adoption
As efforts intensify to decarbonize the transportation sector, the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) offers great new opportunities and major challenges. One of the biggest obstacles, besides a lack of sufficient EV charging infrastructure, is the load that millions of EVs — when charged at the same time — can place on the existing power grids, potentially overwhelming local and regional power systems. In this regard, bidirectional charging technologies are expected to become...
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The rise of projection lighting in the automotive industry
Ground light projection, also referred to as near field projection light or just projection light, is becoming one of the latest trends in automotive lighting, offering significant potential to contribute to safe driving and vehicle personalization. According to data compiled by S&P Global Mobility analysts, automakers installed 12.1 million projection light components in light vehicles produced in 2024, a number forecast to more than double to 34.6 million units in 2031, at a...
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Interior Insight: Nissan Qashqai
While there is some debate over whether Nissan “invented” the crossover sport utility vehicle (SUV) with the launch of the Qashqai in 2007, its influence in making this vehicle type a global favorite is clear. This review focuses on the interior technologies and materials of the facelifted third-generation model. Cabin materials The interior focuses on practicality and features upgraded materials that differ by trim level. Base models come with durable plastics and fabrics, while highe...
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Bridging the gap: On-street charging will be key to equitable EV access
The global transition to electric vehicles is steadily progressing, driven by government policies, advancing technologies and changing consumer preferences. A crucial factor for potential EV buyer is the ease of access to charging stations. While home and workplace charging remain preferred and convenient for many, the rising number of EVs, particularly in urban areas with limited or no private parking, has increased the need for accessible and efficient charging infrastructure. On-street ...
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