The pair’s next-generation vehicles are set to receive this new tech
by Billy Caluag
The two are working on a common ECU for their software-defined vehicles
Japanese newspaper The Yomiuri Shinbun reports that Honda and Nissan plan to enter a technological partnership with the goal of jointly developing a new ECU for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Cooperation between the two automakers comes as a result of intensifying competition
by Angelo Nieto
Why, just why?
Well, that's peculiar. Mercedes-Benz has announced that the next iteration of MB.OS-its in-house and onboard infotainment software-will include Microsoft Intune. This will integrate Microsoft products and functions into MB.OS, sort of like Apple CarPlay and
by Billy Caluag
A reflection of the world we live in
Lots of Japanese companies, including Toyota, Mazda, electronics giant Hitachi and part manufacturers such as Aisin and Denso are setting out to make connected cars safer from cyber attacks. Yep, this is the world we live in now, folks.To protect you
by Cat Dow
The German automotive supplier announced its plans at its Tech Day conference
Notice the infotainment screen on your car growing lately? Actually, notice how you have so many LCD screens now? From basic screens a decade ago showing your music's album art, our vehicle displays have grown to iPad levels.And from basic
by Dinzo Tabamo
