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C-ICAP - China Intelligent Networked Vehicle Technical Regulations releasedCATARC officially released the C-ICAP "China Intelligent Networked Vehicle Technical Regulations" on December 30, 2022, aiming to establish a high-standard, professional and objective evaluation method of vehicle intelligent networked performance, support the rapid development of China's intelligent networked vehicle technology and industry, and enhance the international competitiveness of China's automobile industry.
read more ... NTSB Safety Research Report MicromobilityThe NTSB released a Safety Research Report calling for the standardization of injury and fatality data related to two of the most common types of micromobility devices: electric scooters and electric bicycles. read more ... Magna acquires Veoneer's Active Safety BusinessVeoneer has entered into an agreement with Magna International Inc. Under the agreement Magna will acquire Veoneer's Active Safety business from SSW Partners for USD 1.525 billion in cash, subject to working capital and other customary purchase price adjustments.
read more ... TNCAP Protocols releasedThe Taiwan New Car Assessment Program (TNCAP) releases the first complete set of protocols in Chinese. The current protocols are available via the following links at SafetyWissen.com.
read more ... 6G Project opens up new Possibilities for connected MobilityConnected vehicles will make mobility more efficient, safer, more relaxed, and more intelligent. For this, the vehicles - whether on the road, in the air, or on the factory floor - will have to be able to reliably exchange data with each other and their surroundings. Various sensors, such as radars, will play a key role in this. Sensors will enable vehicles to "see"" and recognize their surroundings, helping them avoid collisions, for example.
read more ... First EV tested by Latin NCAP: Environmentally friendly but Life riskingLatin NCAP publishes its first test of an Electric Vehicle (EV). The JAC E10x, also called EJS1 and E-S1, showed a concerning zero star performance.
read more ... ZF launches 4D Imaging Radar with SAIC in ChinaZF has initiated the first launch of its Imaging Radar technology to China's SAIC Motor Corporation for its R-Series vehicles. Previously known as Full-Range Radar, ZF Imaging radar perceives vehicle surroundings in four dimensions, including their discrete height information. In combination with these technologies, high-resolution Imaging radar can help provide the necessary safety and reliability for semi to highly automated driving and autonomous driving applications (L4).
read more ... nac Image Technology signs a Distribution Agreement with MESSRINGnac Image Technology Inc. has signed a distribution agreement with MESSRING GmbH. Effective since January 1, 2023, MESSRING is responsible for distributing nac's products in Europe and India, including all service and maintenance tasks, as a part of the partnership.
read more ... Three more Automakers fulfill AEB PledgeThree more automakers have fulfilled a voluntary pledge to equip nearly all the light vehicles they produce for the U.S. market with automatic emergency braking (AEB). Mitsubishi, Nissan/Infiniti and Stellantis installed AEB on more than 95 percent of the vehicles they produced between Sept. 1, 2021, and Aug. 31, 2022, joining 12 automakers that fulfilled the voluntary commitment in previous years. Stellantis, which equipped only 43 percent of its vehicles with AEB in 2021, made the most progress.
read more ... Improving Road Safety: SKODA tests Train Warnings in Traffication Infotainment AppSKODA is trialling a new feature in its Traffication infotainment app. The latest version of the app, which is being tested in a pilot project in the Czech Republic, now warns of approaching trains, reducing the risk of accidents at level crossings. This feature complements other functions in the Traffication app, such as warning of wrong-way drivers and alerting the driver to the risk of inadvertently entering a motorway against the flow of traffic, to further improve road safety.
read more ... Honeywell and Nexceris work to improve Safety for Electric VehiclesHoneywell announced it is expanding its strategic alliance with Nexceris, developer of Li-ion Tamer® lithium-ion gas detection solutions, to help make electric vehicles (EVs) safer. Honeywell and Nexceris will co-develop sensor based solutions to help prevent conditions leading to thermal runaway in EV batteries, a phenomenon that causes extremely high temperatures within the battery cell and can result in a fire.
read more ... Hyundai accomplishes Voluntary Rear Occupant Alert CommitmentHyundai has exceeded its voluntary commitment to implement rear seat reminder systems in most of its product line-up. To date, all 2023 Hyundai vehicles (excluding NEXO) produced for sale in the U.S. offer Rear Occupant Alert (ROA) technology as standard. Additionally, a more advanced ultra-sonic ROA technology is offered as optional on a number of Hyundai vehicles and standard on the Santa Fe PHEV and Santa Fe HEV.
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