Coverage tagged Software.
Automotive CEOs and executives now report the highest disruption levels of any major industry, with tariffs, supply chain and workforce challenges reshaping boardroom priorities in 2025 and 2026.
Daimler Truck is rolling out advanced software platforms and digital engineering tools, aiming to transform fleet management and vehicle development across its global operations.
Team Principal Andrea Stella admitted McLaren misjudged the crossover point for tyres, leading to Oscar Piastri finishing sixth and Lando Norris ninth after early slick gamble failed.
A software fault during the Sepang Grand Prix formation lap left several Formula 1 cars without power, delaying the start while the FIA issued a fix affecting Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes teams.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull claimed their first win of 2026 as the Bahrain Grand Prix, held in Malaysia, opened with a software-induced start-line mess that left teams and drivers facing major challenges.
Tesla's new feature lets US drivers leave a Supercharger while plugged in, following a deadly shooting in Idaho, but warns of vehicle and charger damage if used.
Tesla announced at its Austin Cybercab event that its Robotaxi service has exceeded one million miles of unsupervised operation, marking rapid progress in autonomous driving.
Toyota will adopt Ford’s SmartDeviceLink platform in its vehicles, aiming to reduce reliance on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and encourage wider industry use.
BMW's autonomous 330i Track Trainer demonstrates advanced driver coaching at Laguna Seca, using GPS, sensors and three training modes to teach the racing line.
TomTom’s Go 730 sat-nav qualifies for a one-time free map update if a new version is released within 30 days of first use, with further updates offered by subscription.
BMW’s updated traction control, introduced with the i3s, now reacts 50 times faster and will be fitted to all BMW and Mini models, including petrol and diesel cars.
Volkswagen confirmed 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide are fitted with emissions-cheating software and allocated €6.5bn to cover recalls, repairs and customer trust measures.
A recent report has uncovered that Intel and Google have quietly collaborated on autonomous vehicle technology for eight years, explaining the advanced capabilities of Waymo’s self-driving systems.
DS Automobiles introduces a car key with integrated contactless payment as standard on the DS3 Connected Chic, available to UK buyers through September.
Volkswagen and Deutsche Telekom presented prototype integration of smart home controls in the e-Golf at IFA 2017, using the car’s infotainment system and MirrorLink-enabled smartphones.
Competition authorities are examining claims that BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen brands coordinated diesel emissions technology and pricing for over two decades.
Mercedes-Benz has rolled out a major update to the E-Class, adding a new generation of voice control, expanded ambient lighting and upgraded interior options.
Lyft has formed a technology partnership with nuTonomy, the Boston-based startup known for launching public autonomous taxi trials in Singapore, to integrate their systems for future ride-hailing services.
A £3 million project will see over 2,500 cameras and AI systems deployed across Milton Keynes, aiming to reduce congestion by reacting to real-time traffic conditions.
Porsche’s latest video puts the spotlight on the Panamera’s PCM 3.0 system, which recently earned an engineering award for its user-focused design and technology.
US authorities forced Volkswagen Group to offer buybacks or fixes for around 85,000 VW, Audi and Porsche models fitted with the 3.0-litre V6 TDI after emissions cheating was confirmed.
BMW will launch a fleet of around 40 self-driving 7 Series prototypes on public roads across Europe and the US before mid-2017, advancing its collaboration with Intel and Mobileye.
Toyota unveiled the Concept-i at CES 2017, featuring an artificial intelligence system called Yui that learns from its driver and prioritises safety and minimalism.
BMW and Mercedes-Benz have both secured approval to run autonomous vehicle tests on German public roads, escalating competition between the two in self-driving technology.