The company is supplying Volvo with Lidar sensors to build their fully-autonomous cars. Recently, Luminar announced that they’d be slashing their prices and scaling up fast enough to meet the rapidly growing demand for its Lidar laser 3D sensors that enable self-driving cars to see all their surroundings.
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Back in June 2015, Toyota ended production of the Prius Plug-In, primarily due to the fact that it had a disappointingly low EV range of … Read more
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Pickup trucks are a staple of the American automotive industry. Americans love them for their versatility and their ability to haul heavy cargo without breaking … Read more
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Along with Honda, Toyota has exhibited their own hydrogen fuel-cell sedan called the Mirai, which translates from Japanese as ‘future’. Due for release in Fall … Read more
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Auto brand wars are always interesting to watch, particularly when both marques are substantive and venerable. This is chiefly true in the case of Ford … Read more
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Austrian industrial gas systems-maker Linde AG has launched an H2 production line to support commercial demand for the development of hydrogen filling stations. Currently the … Read more
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According to Toyota Motor Company, the Japanese giant will release its first hydrogen (H2) variant to its domestic market next Spring, with a follow on … Read more
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I have to say, there’s a lot of talk about three-wheeled vehicles these days. With the Elio making news on a nearly daily basis, on … Read more
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It’s funny how things work some times. Usually an auto product drives successful marketshare on the basis of resonant marketing messages, good customer reviews and … Read more
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