Automotive World

Charging partners fees instead of owning fleets lets WeRide grow without operating costs, but is it enough to outweigh R&D spend? By Stewart Burnett The post WeRide's loss widens as AV licensor model is put to test appeared first on Automotive World.

Ford openly admits it is bowing to US Commerce Department pressure, but it will take time for a concrete plan to emerge. By Stewart Burnett The post Ford to reshore Lincoln Nautilus production from China to US appeared first on Automotive World.

Routing new investment through a non-binding MoU shows DICV courting state government support before committing fully The post DICV pledges 40 billion to grow BharatBenz in India appeared first on Automotive World.

Uber is leaning on Hinomaru Kotsu because Japanese law leaves no path to a robotaxi pilot without a licensed operator The post Uber, Hinomaru Kotsu partner on Tokyo robotaxi pilot appeared first on Automotive World.

Making cell failure visible in real time turns battery safety from a modelling exercise into an observed process The post Fraunhofer EMI, PowerCo advance battery safety X-ray tech appeared first on Automotive World.

Launching Safety Coach with an insurer already lined up shows Volvo treating driving data as a genuine product The post Volvo debuts Safety Coach app in Sweden and Norway appeared first on Automotive World.

Mini is treating Pakistan and Jordan as proof a fully electric lineup can now lead brand expansion The post Mini launches fully electric range in Pakistan, back in Jordan appeared first on Automotive World.

A US debut built around private buyer appointments shows Audi treating the Nuvolari launch as a slow courtship The post Audi Nuvolari makes its US debut at Monterey Car Week appeared first on Automotive World.

India's growing credibility as a software and engineering hub could help Honda lower its costs while advancing its electrification strategy. By Stewart Burnett The post Bloomberg: Honda taps Tata firm for new vehicle platform appeared first on Automotive

GM cannot address the underlying causes of the supply shocks affecting automotive, but it can set up safeguards. By Stewart Burnett The post GM makes US$4.5bn plan to mitigate supply shock appeared first on Automotive World.