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American automaker Cruise has taken a major step toward the commercialization of fully driverless taxi services. The self-driving technology startup, whose main shareholder is General Motors, was [...]

Fraser Dunn, Aston Martin’s chief engineer of special projects like the Valkyrie and Valhalla hypercars, will be joining Canada’s Project Arrow team which aims to build the [...]

Major automaker Ford has announced last week that it would begin offering its own hands-free highway driving system called Blue Cruise, an SAE Level 2 driver-assist technology, to its customers [...]

Launched last year at the L.A. Auto Show, Volvo’s Valet app is now being introduced to the Canadian market. With that app, a Volvo owner will be able to contact his dealer with his smart phone, [...]

The Collision Industry Electronic Commerce Association (CIECA) has announced that they have completed the 2020R2 Release of the CIECA Standards for the collision industry. The release includes [...]

Propulsion Québec recently unveiled a new study on the state of innovation in Quebec and a look at electric and intelligent transportation (EIT) conducted with the Chamber of Commerce of [...]

The Ontario government is launching the next round of applications for the Ontario Automotive Modernization Program (O-AMP). Part of the government’s Driving Prosperity automotive plan, the [...]

Ford is tapping four-legged robots in early August at its Van Dyke Transmission Plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan to laser scan it, helping engineers update the original computer-aided design [...]

At this year Apple Worldwide Developer Conference held on June 22 in a virtual format, it was announced that BMW will become the first carmaker to enable its customers to use iPhone as a fully [...]

Navya autonomous vehicles (AV) are being used to transport medical supplies and COVID-19 tests at Mayo Clinic in Florida, a first in the U.S. This initiative comes at a time when American health [...]