The tech companies that want to build carsVivek Shah A car is the ultimate mobile device, and this presents tech companies with an alluring opportunity to be more involved in the automotive space. 3 years ago
BMW Theatre Screen: 31-inch rear display revealedScott Collie Who said size doesn't matter? BMW has revealed the 31-inch (yes, 31-inch) screen it will put in the rear of its upcoming luxury flagships. 3 years ago
OTA updates: What are they?Vivek Shah Over the air updates have the potential to significantly improve your car. But how do they work and what can they change? 3 years ago
Volkswagen upgrading Golf infotainment software and hardwareJack Quick Volkswagen has announced it's upgrading the Mk8 Golf's infotainment hardware and software, though Australian timing has yet to be confirmed.3 years ago
Government could make self-steering mandatory on new cars from 2024Mike Costello Having moved to make AEB compulsory, Australian Design Rules are now being updated to factor in the latest lane-keeping aids too. 3 years ago
Stellantis investing $47.5 billion in software, using Foxconn chipsWilliam Stopford Stellantis is rolling out three software platforms and wants all its cars to support over-the-air updates by 2024.3 years ago
Researchers use water in less flammable lithium-ion batteryJack Quick A research team has found using water as an electrolytic solution in a lithium-ion battery can make it less prone to explode.3 years ago
Toyota and BYD co-developing new electric sedan - reportJack Quick Toyota will use BYD's 'Blade' lithium-iron-phosphate batteries for a more affordable Chinese-market sedan, set to be revealed in 2022.3 years ago
Stellantis, Mercedes latest investors in US solid-state battery startupJack Quick Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz have both signed a joint agreement with Factorial Energy to develop solid-state battery technology.3 years ago
Volkswagen poaches Apple's global battery headJack Quick Volkswagen Group Components has poached from Apple executive Soonho Ahn, who potentially worked on the company's autonomous electric car project.3 years ago
Mobile phone detection cameras: How do they work?Vivek Shah Using your smartphone while driving has always been a bad idea. State governments around the country have now been introducing technology to ensure it remains that way. 3 years ago
Tritium grows Brisbane facilities, seeks lead in Europe, North AmericaWilliam Stopford Ahead of its listing on the NASDAQ, Aussie company Tritium has opened a testing facility in Brisbane to help it get its products to market quicker.3 years ago
