JUNE 30, 2021

Batteries, Not Engines, Driving Auto Industry Now

Automakers have been waiting in the wings while tech companies develop potential electric vehicle batteries. Now they’re placing their bets on which will emerge as the battery of the future, with three serious contenders.

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for June 30

Battery Fire Prevention System Developed; MINI Going for New Look?; Renault Aims for Affordable EVs

Porsche Reveals 631-hp Cayenne Turbo GT Midsize CUV

The new model builds off the Cayenne Coupe Turbo with a raft of specific developments already proved at the Nürburgring circuit in Germany, where the Cayenne Turbo GT recently established a new lap record for production-based CUVs.

Mini Urbanaut MPV Constructed as Physical Concept

The compact electric-powered MPV is under consideration as an addition to the BMW-owned brand’s urban-based model lineup.

Survey Underscores Prevalence of Distracted Driving

The survey of 1,021 randomly selected motorists 18 and older and having a valid U.S. driver’s license showed 64% acknowledging they multitask while driving.

Software Defined Vehicles will Give Us the Brainiac Car

From TU Automotive
As with many facets of technology in our world, it’s the more adaptable operators that are adjusting best to the vehicle’s transition into a moving software platform.

Cyber-security in Automotive

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Lately, cybersecurity has dramatically grown in importance in the automotive industry, although in Wards´ opinion it has not been properly addressed.

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