NIO Sets Sales Record In May But Is Still Far Behind Tesla
NIO sales more than doubled year over year in May, but it was still blown away by the Tesla Model 3.
NIO sales more than doubled year over year in May, but it was still blown away by the Tesla Model 3.
Intel is trying to pull a few key (but large) pieces together in order to remain a tech leader in 2025, 2030, and beyond. The latest move was acquiring Moovit for $900 million.
The price of Nio shares has been a bit of a crap shoot since the company went public. But with major backing from Intel, one analyst thinks the company will survive and thrive in the future.
“Safety First for Automated Driving” outlines 12 guiding safety principles for autonomous vehicles.
Intel, best known for putting its technology inside all our electronic things, has released its 2017-2018 Corporate Responsibility Report that gives us outsiders insight into the work its doing to be more sustainable in its global operations.
Presumably following a lucrative offer, Tesla exec Jim Keller — in charge of the company’s Autopilot software, low-voltage hardware, and infotainment teams — is reportedly leaving the company and now headed to Intel.
Navigant Research has issued its annual report on self driving cars. It says GM is in the lead and Tesla is in last. Does that surprise you?
In order to crowdsource data for self-driving car maps, Intel’s Mobileye tech will be outfitted in around 2 million vehicles from BMW, Nissan, and Volkswagen over the near term, an exec at the company has revealed.
Following large investments from a number of other major auto industry firms, Bosch and Continental have now both acquired large stakes in the digital mapping firm HERE, according to recent reports.
LeBron James has added a new corporation to his already robust endorsement portfolio of Nike, Coca-Cola, Beats by Dre, Verizon, and Kia Motors. Welcome to the Lebron James empire, Intel. The company known for its processors has branched out into the Internet of Things (IoT), Associative Memory AI, climate research with Arctic conservationists, commercial drones, and self-driving car technology. And the latter is where LeBron James comes in. His important assignment is to build trust in autonomous vehicles.