Unveiling future drives!

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In a whirlwind of innovation, the automotive industry is hurtling toward a greener, smarter future. From hydrogen-powered 4x4s to autonomous mini-buses, this week's ETAutoTech newsletter unveils a landscape brimming with promise. Join us as we delve into the CV industry's tech pivot, Tesla's AI power play in China, and Volvo-Daimler's smart truck revolution. Buckle up for a journey through visions shaping tomorrow's roads.

CV industry's tech pivot

As the CV industry navigates the transition to new energy options and propulsion technologies, it encounters a spectrum of challenges. ETAuto engaged with prominent figures in the Indian CV sector to discern viable technology paths and potential government interventions to facilitate the nation's decarbonization drive.

Read More: CV industry gears up for a challenging tech transition; some bet on only two options for industry and govt investment


Hydrogen-powered 4x4

At a scenic test centre in England, an Automotive startup revealed its hydrogen-powered Grenadier 4x4, showcasing impressive off-road prowess. CEO Lynn Calder emphasized the vehicle's potential to achieve net-zero emissions without compromising performance.

Read More: Ineos drives towards hydrogen car future


Volvo and Daimler's smart truck revolution

Get ready for a trucking transformation! Volvo Group and Daimler Truck have inked a game-changing deal to create a joint venture aimed at developing a software-defined vehicle platform. The partnership promises to redefine commercial vehicles with innovative digital features and unmatched efficiency.

Read More: Volvo Group and Daimler Truck sign preliminary pact on JV for SDV platform


Smart automotive solutions

In the realm of softwarisation in the automotive industry, VE Commercial Vehicles is partnering with an startup to create a symphony of connectivity. VECV will hold a 51% stake in the joint venture, aiming to integrate telematics fleet management systems into Eicher and Volvo vehicles, Kriti Saraiya reports.

Read More: VE Commercial Vehicles forms JV with iTriangle Infotech to provide automotive solutions

Tesla's China AI power play

Elon Musk is steering Tesla's AI ambitions with a bold plan to harness data from China, fueling the company's self-driving technology. This move marks a pivotal shift in Tesla's approach, blending regulatory navigation with innovation to accelerate the future of self-driving cars.

Read More: Musk pushes plan for China data to power Tesla's AI ambitions


French automaker's autonomous mini bus unveiled

Renault is gearing up to revolutionize public transport with its autonomous miniBus! Combining electric power and advanced robotics, this cut(e)ting-edge vehicle aims to redefine sustainable mobility. While full autonomy for personal vehicles remains distant, Renault's bold move in public transport marks a thrilling step toward the future.

Read More: Renault to launch autonomous miniBus for public transportation


Tesla's self-driving promises under fire

Tesla is in hot water as a U.S. judge ruled that the company must face a lawsuit over allegedly misleading self-driving claims. Owners accuse Tesla and Elon Musk of falsely advertising Autopilot capabilities since 2016, prompting higher vehicle prices.

Read More: Tesla must face vehicle owners' lawsuit over self-driving claims


The future of connected vehicles

In India's dynamic mobility landscape, connected vehicle platforms (CVPs) are reshaping fleet management and enhancing road safety. With real-time diagnostics and AI-driven insights, CVPs optimize operations and foster informed driving practices.

In our latest industry-led article, we delve into the transformative impact of software advancements. Bharat Bhushan, Head of Digital Business at Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles explains how software innovations are reshaping sectors, driving efficiency, and revolutionizing user experiences.

Read More: Decoding how connected vehicles can catalyse safer, sustainable mobility


As the wheels of innovation keep turning, we bid adieu to another exhilarating edition of the Weekly ETAutoTech newsletter. We value your thoughts and input, so please share your feedback and suggest topics you're eager to explore in future editions. Drop us a line at sumantra.barooah@timesinternet.in. Until next time, may your journeys be safe and your horizons boundless!

Keep driving forward!

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