Mercedes-Benz will be collaborating with Nvidia to build software-defined computing architecture for automated driving.
A new joint venture between Volvo Cars and Veoneer will see both parties building and developing autonomous driving systems.
BMW Group and Daimler AG will jointly develop next-generation of driver assistance systems, automated driving on highways and automated parking.
Kia Motors will preview a range of new technologies developed for the post-autonomous driving era at the 2019 Consumer Electronic Show.
With the Vision iNEXT, BMW presents its roadmap for the future, one that focuses on using technology to improve our lives and better our experiences.
Cars increasingly rely on technology designed to make driving easier and safer, but are these improvements creating less-skilled drivers?
Nissan's conducting a series of real world experiments to bring future mobility scenarios to life through 'Living Labs' underway at Nissan Future Lab.
Singapore and U.S.A-based start-up nuTonomy gets US$16 million (S$22 million) in funding for the testing of its self-driving vehicles.
Toyota will unveil a new system for generating high-precision maps using data from onboard cameras and GPS devices at next month's Consumer Electronics Show.
The U.S.A state of Nevada has granted Korean manufacturer Kia permission to test autonomous driving technologies on its public roads.
Jaguar Land Rover researchers are developing new sensing technologies that will work in all environments and are one step closer to fully autonomous driving.
Driverless cars will undergo a year-long trial in the one-north vicinity and could hit our island's public roads as early as January 2015.
The utilisation of autonomous technology could be expanded from the current use in MRT and LRT trains to cars and buses steered by autopilot.
A local research institute has partnered with Chinese electric automaker to develop a local fleet of driverless electric taxis.
A new driverless car has been developed by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART).