0:28 Tesla in The Headlines
1:45 Bell Nexus the Hit of CES
2:38 Ford Shuts Down Chariot
3:14 Cadillac To Become GM’s Tesla Fighter
3:42 Lexus Reveals LC Convertible Concept
4:35 NACTOY Winner Predictions
Vehicles that can talk to one another and the infrastructure will play a critical role in road safety. Ford announced that it’s going to adopt Cellular Vehicle to Everything or C-V2X communication and is demonstrating key scenarios where the technology can have big impacts.
Arity is a new transportation data and technology start-up that was spun off from insurance company Allstate. Learn how it’s using data to accelerate the transformation in transportation.
Holoride is a new start-up technology company that was co-founded by and spun off from Audi. It’s developed a technical solution to create virtual worlds that backseat passengers can enjoy in the vehicle. It’s able to match car movements with movement in the virtual world.
Gentex may best be known for its digital rear view mirrors and at this year’s CES it’s showing how the technology is continuing to evolve. President and CEO Steve Downing also says its dimmable glass technology can make the interior more relaxing as well as hide unsightly sensors.
Giant Tier 1 supplier Magna is working to address the mobility ecosystem of the future. Swamy Kotagiri, the Chief Technology Officer at Magna take us through some of its seating, racing, powertrain and autonomous technology.
Every year, 54 automotive journalists vote on the best new car, utility vehicle and truck, that were introduced. On Autoline This Week, we discuss the vehicles that made the finalist list in each of these categories. Not only do we discuss the attributes of these vehicles, we predict who the winners might be.
Ivan Espinoza is the Corporate VP for Product Planing and Strategy at Nissan Motor Company and he helps describe the three pillars of Nissan Intelligent Mobility.
0:27 Ford Reveals the All-New 2020 Explorer
1:58 Ford & VW to Announces Alliance in Detroit
2:14 Ford to Make Big Cuts in Europe
2:40 JLR Slashing Jobs in the UK
3:43 Valeo Makes Trailers Disappear
4:15 Hyundai Improves Driving for Hearing Impaired
5:18 FCA to Pay About $650 Million in Diesel Fines
Mercedes chose CES, not an auto show, for the global debut of the new CLA. So why would it do that? As Dietmar Exler, the CEO of MB USA explains, it’s all about the technology in the car.
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