Australasia’s independent vehicle safety consumer advocate, ANCAP SAFETY, has welcomed the announcement by the Australian Government to introduce an Australian Design Rule (ADR) mandating the fitment
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Hyundai IONIQ 5 wins in Germany
Fresh on the market and already a true winner: Hyundai Motor’s IONIQ 5 has won a 2022 German Car of the Year (GCOTY) award in the “New Energy” category. As a class winner, the automaker’s full-electric
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OEConnection acquires Assured Performance in the USA
OEConnection, the North American auto industry’s largest technology provider for OEM distribution networks, has acquired the Assured Performance Network, further broadening the company’s management
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Counterfeit airbags – seriously, what next?
The U.S. Automotive Anti-Counterfeiting Council (A2C2) has called on eBay to immediately halt the sale of airbags and airbag components on eBay.com, saying that the move is the only effective way to prevent
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asTech to provide diagnostic scan reports with OEM tool reports
Repairify, Inc. announced that starting in October 2021, asTech’s remote scanning and diagnostic service will provide comprehensive diagnostic scan reports along with official OEM tool reports to customers
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Electric Vehicle targets are seemingly plucked from nowhere
A new study commissioned by the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA), shows a large gap between Government electric vehicle (EV) aspirations and what is likely to be the reality. On current
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GM to invest $300m in next-gen AV technologies in China
General Motors announced that it will invest $300 million in Momenta, a leading autonomous driving technology company, to accelerate the development of next-generation self-driving technologies for future
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Ford submits EV to Michigan State Police for testing
In pursuit of zero emissions, ford submits all-electric police pilot vehicle for Michigan State Police testing. Ford is paving the way for electric police fleets in America. As part of its more than $30
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Flying cars could soon be ready for take off
While the idea of hovering motor vehicles might once have been considered farfetched, it’s certainly not the case today. Companies around the world are reaching new heights to develop flying cars that
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Honda to start testing Autonomous Vehicle MaaS business in Japan
Honda has announced that it will start a testing program for autonomous vehicles in September 2021, taking a step toward an autonomous vehicle mobility service (MaaS) business in Japan, which Honda is
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