Auto industry pushes electric agenda
OEMS are investing heavily in EVs with Volvo planning to go all-electric, Toyota splitting from Tesla to speed development and SAIC-GM investing billions.
OEMS are investing heavily in EVs with Volvo planning to go all-electric, Toyota splitting from Tesla to speed development and SAIC-GM investing billions.
Geely Auto Group is launcihng a new global car brand which challenges the way cars have been sold traditionally.
The overall Autonomous vehicle market could accelerate to become a $560bn industry. Volvo has now signed a deal to develop vehicles with Uber.
Volvo, London Taxi and Aston Martin are all developing electric cars for the Chinese market\n
Thatcham made an impact without making an impact as nearly 50 fleet and transport managers from all industry sectors joined their live Auto Braking and Driver Assistance demonstrations.
Volvo has developed a spray-on reflective paint which could transform cycling safety.
Volvo has confirmed plans for a new vehicle assembly plant in the U.S.
Both automakers are seeing sales rise at home and abroad\n
Volvo is developing technology which will combine smartphones and mobile fuel suppliers.
Four years after being acquired by Geely, Volvo is starting to show progress\n