Intel is partnering with Karma Automotive to develop an all-new computing platform for vehicles. The new software-defined vehicle architecture should first appear in a high-end electric coupe from ...

GM is the latest carmaker to announce a zonal network architecture for its vehicles, a critical step in building software-defined vehicles. The first model to use this new vehicle computing platform ...

Look for the first finished product in 2026. This electric future we’re all facing might not be so bad after all. Instead of just bland, efficient crossover SUVs, there will also be some very exciting ...

We've known for a while now that the Emira will be Lotus' last internal-combustion-powered model, but the company's kept quiet about what its next-generation cars will be like from an engineering ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Ewing writes about luxury and performance automobiles. This article is more than 4 years old. The Evija at a summer event in ...

The Volkswagen Group announced an exciting next-generation vehicle architecture during its New Auto strategy presentation on Tuesday. From electrification and autonomy to battery technology and ...

Autonomous vehicles rely on radar and LiDAR sensors, complemented by edge-based cameras to perceive their environment, make well-informed choices and navigate safely. These embedded devices are used ...

Hyundai Motor Group has revealed a new platform that will serve as the backbone for its next-generation electric vehicles, whether they be sedans, SUVs or something in between. The company’s new ...

Helm.ai said the architecture enables automakers to deploy ADAS through L4 capabilities using their existing development ...

Karma Automotive, amidst an ambitious product rollout, is partnering with Intel to develop software-defined vehicle architecture for future cars including the Kaveya electric super coupe. Karma, which ...

Semiconductor solutions and electronics have played a key role in vehicle electronics and will continue to do so. Looking ahead, innovations will happen by software consolidation and integration of ...

U.S. Army officials are standardizing the information technology architecture on many current and future ground combat vehicles. The effort is designed to reduce the size, weight and power of ...