Lexus says goodbye to Remote Touch and “Hey/Hi/Hello” to Interface, after its standing in third-party surveys takes a hit.

The all-new Defender has more off-road prowess than most people need, but the equally impressive technology makes daily use of the vehicle more convenient.

The software revolution in the automotive industry not only is impacting the vehicle itself, but also is triggering a chain reaction that resonates back to the OEMs, significantly affecting their operating processes and future strategies.

General Motors is rolling out its platform with the capacity for high data, electrical bandwidth requirements and SaaS subscription revenue.

As we mentioned in a previous article, Increasing-Entropy-in-the-Sector-of-Automotive-Software, the trends around the software-defined vehicle and centralization of electronics hardware components come from the automotive industry’s need to adjust to new applications and the requirements for cloud-connected cars.

Vehicle occupant safety and comfort are evolving as the cabin is redesigned to accommodate advanced driver assistance features, autonomous driving and vehicle electrification. This report looks at key players in the market and their efforts to keep up with new technological needs and new crash safety rules and zero-fatality goals.

Vehicle occupant safety and comfort are evolving as the cabin is redesigned to accommodate advanced driver assistance features, autonomous driving and vehicle electrification. This report looks at key players in the market and their efforts to keep up with new technological needs and new crash safety rules and zero-fatality goals.

A look at OEM strategies and trends in the connected-infotainment sector.