Uber’s Chief Product Officer Says Driverless Cars Will Be Here “Sooner Than You Think”
Uber made headlines in 2015 for poaching over 40 people, largely software developers from Carnegie Mellon University, to shape its driverless car initiative.
Delphi Advances Toward World with No Traffic Accidents
The global supplier of vehicle technology advances its automated vehicle project for the Consumer Electronics Show 2016, with Chief Technology Officer Jeff Owens saying, “We imagine a world with zero traffic accidents.”
New Report Lays Out Likely Evolution of Self-Driving Car Market
Report elaborates on the technological and market evolutions that must occur for self-driving vehicles to become commercially viable.
Consulting Group Says Self-Driving Vehicle Features Could Represent $42 Billion Market By 2025
Partially autonomous vehicles are likely to hit the roads in large numbers by 2017; one-fifth of U.S. drivers say they would pay more than $5,000 extra for features such as highway or urban autopilot.
Collision Repairers: Take the Oath … Continued
Taking back the industry begins with collision repairers starting to work together for the benefit of both themselves and their customers.
AkzoNobel Announces Programming for SEMA Show
AkzoNobel will feature a larger indoor exhibit space, an outdoor exhibit space, twice daily autograph sessions with Dave Kindig and more at this year’s SEMA Show.
BMW, Ford and Honda Create Company to Optimize EV Grid
ChargeScape, LLC will create a single, cost-effective platform connecting electric utilities, automakers and interested EV customers.
NABC Announces Two New Team Members
Alison Ilg and Katy Schaan will support the organization’s growing membership, national programs and operations.
NABC Donates 2021 Kia Soul to St. Louis Veteran
The NABC, Allstate, Caliber Collision and Missouri Veterans Endeavor, recently donated a refurbished 2021 Kia Soul to a St. Louis U.S. Air Force veteran.
NABC, Jeff Gordon Announce Virtual Car Show Winner
Gordon, Axalta global ambassador and vice chairman of Hendrick Motorsports, selected Gary Unverzagt for his 1939 406 Diamond T truck.
