(Telematics Wire) Nissan’s in-development driver-assistance technology aims to dramatically enhance collision avoidance

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Renesas debuts automotive ECU Virtualization solution platform to enable secure integration of multiple applications for zone ECU
Renesas Electronics Corporation announced an integrated automotive ECU Virtualization Platform that enables designers to integrate multiple applications into a single ECU (Electronic Control Unit) that are safely and securely separated from each other to avoid interference.

 

 

Amsted Automotive Group brings E-axle Disconnect technology to automotive electric vehicles
Early 2021 marked the formation of the new Amsted Automotive Group, which combined Amsted Industries with two of its core Tier 1 automotive supply business units, Means Industries and Burgess-Norton. 

 

 

Pratik Kamdar, Co-Founder, Neuron Energy weighs in on the recent developments in the EV sector
A lot of players are entering the industry without comprehensive knowledge of the batteries with regards to quality. The industry is still a fledgling one and the majority of dealers and customers are not educated or aware of the technology. 

 

 

India: MG Motor India partners BPCL for EV charging infrastructure
MG Motor India has entered into a partnership with Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) to expand its EV charging infrastructure. The move makes MG Motor India one of the first passenger car companies to tie up with the PSU to promote the adoption of green mobility.

 

 

Nissan’s in-development driver-assistance technology aims to dramatically enhance collision avoidance
Nissan announced a new driver-assistance technology, which is currently in-development, that utilizes highly accurate, real-time information about the vehicle’s surrounding environment to dramatically enhance collision avoidance. 

 

 

AES helps operators tackle mis-aligned HGVs with sustainable Josam solution
Automotive Equipment Solutions UK (AES UK) is offering the latest JOSAM Cam-aligner wheel alignment system to the UK transport industry aimed at helping diagnose and correct mis-aligned vehicles which, the company says, represent at least 60% of the UK industry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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