Hyundai Connected Care based on consumer insights

 

 

Focus on consumer lifestyle led to Blue Link Assurance Connected Care  Read more...

AgeroView: Developing a cloud-based platform to overcome in-vehicle content delivery challenges

By Frank Hirschenberger, senior director of product innovation, Agero

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Hyundai integrates Google Maps with Blue Link

Hyundai and Google announced that Google Maps application programming interfaces (APIs) will be integrated into the U.S.-based Hyundai Blue Link® telematics platform. It currently uses Bing maps.  Read more...

Carmakers, suppliers and Linux developers collaborate to advance Linux in the auto industry

 

2nd Annual Automotive Linux Summit September 19-20 at the Heritage Motor Centre near Birmingham/UK.

By Rudolf Streif, Director of Embedded Solutions, The Linux Foundation  Read more...

Broadcom claims world’s broadest automotive Ethernet product portfolio

Ethernet automotive solution delivers 100Mbps over unshielded single twisted pair cable  Read more...

Cross Country Automotive Services and ATX Group combine to form Agero

Cross Country Automotive Services, a leader in driver assistance programs, and its subsidiary ATX Group, a pioneer in connected vehicle telematics services, announced their new corporate brand name, Agero.  Read more...

Hyundai, Kia select Infineon HybridPACK™1 power modules for current hybrid generations

Infineon Technologies announced that Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors Corporation have selected Infineon as supplier of power modules for their current hybrid car generations, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and Kia Optima.  Read more...

ATX joins the GENIVI Alliance

Supports adoption of open in-vehicle infotainment reference platform

ATX Group, a developer and integrator of private-label connected vehicle services to automobile manufacturers, including BMW, Hyundai, Lexus, Toyota and Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, has joined the GENIVI Alliance as an associate member.  Read more...

New driver distraction legislation on its way: will the industry be ready?

The growing use of smartphones in the car has become an unrelenting concern for automakers. As Telematics Update’s (TU) Susan Kuchinskas reports, “mobile handsets  are still the drivers’ primary source of connectivity while in the car. Mobile network operators are stepping up to provide solutions before the government bans all uses of in-car applications.”  Read more...

Telematics Update offers smartphone integration report

A new “In-Vehicle Smartphone Integration” report from Telematics Update includes automakers’ strategies for smartphone integration, the impact of potential legislation related to driver distraction, and future smartphone architecture alternatives.  Read more...

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