Fiat Reaches Two Million Blue&Me Infotainment Installs
Fiat Group has equipped two million vehicles with its Blue&Me infotainment system, developed in partnership with Microsoft and Magneti Marelli since 2004.
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Fiat Group has equipped two million vehicles with its Blue&Me infotainment system, developed in partnership with Microsoft and Magneti Marelli since 2004.
Toyota and Microsoft announced a collaboration focused on smart-grid energy management and cloud computing, aiming to improve efficiency in future electrified vehicles.
Hyundai introduced its Blue Link connected car system at CES 2011, promising advanced telematics and remote features for US models starting with the Sonata in spring.
TomTom's GO LIVE 1000 brings integrated connectivity, HD Traffic, and a new touch interface to European drivers, with a year of live services included as standard.
Ford’s SYNC infotainment system has been installed in over two million vehicles since its 2007 launch, as the company expands features and tracks its impact on resale value.
Audi’s 2010 A8 debuts Google Earth-powered navigation, combining satellite imagery and live data with the new MMI touch interface and in-car connectivity.
Bosch's Night Vision plus system, launched in 2009, uses infrared technology to identify and highlight pedestrians at night, debuting in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and S-Class.
Garmin has introduced its aera touchscreen handhelds, offering pilots integrated aviation and automotive navigation with four models targeting different needs and budgets.
Volvo has issued a recall for certain 2008-2010 S80, 2009-2010 XC70 and 2010 XC60 models to address a software issue that could cause engine stalling.
Volkswagen’s updated RNS 510 navigation system, unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, introduces voice control and enhanced multimedia travel guide features for improved usability.
Navigon’s MobileNavigator for iPhone receives a free update, introducing text-to-speech, iPod controls and location sharing for North American users.
After rapid expansion, InAutoNews has shifted to a dedicated server in a downtown Chicago data centre, aiming to handle increased traffic and a large automotive image archive.
Honda's new online comparator lets buyers and fleet managers compare up to five cars on whole life costs, emissions, tax and key features, using independent data from CAP Monitor.
Nissan’s latest navigation system, launching on the next-generation Fuga in Japan, integrates real-time ITS data to deliver new safety and efficiency features.
Trimble’s new multi-year agreement with NAVTEQ brings expanded digital mapping, traffic and transport data to its fleet and resource management platforms worldwide.
Mercedes-Benz presented myCOMAND, an internet-connected infotainment concept, at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show, promising always-current navigation, media and communication services.
BMW will recall 2,500 2008-2009 M3s fitted with the optional double clutch transmission to address a software issue that can lead to engine stalling during rapid deceleration.