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Monday, September 16, 2024

Magna says AI-boosted thermal sensing is more effective, cuts back on false automatic emergency braking activations

Magna is pitching automakers on a new thermal sensing product that processes information with the assistance of artificial intelligence, which it says improves effectiveness and reduces the number of unexpected automatic emergency braking activations.

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Interest cuts are helping auto consumers and dealers alike

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OPINION: How did the feds arrive at 100-per-cent tariffs on China EVs?

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Essential strategies for fending off cyberattacks at dealerships

Cybersecurity and data protection are consistently ranked among the top concerns of organizations and business leaders across many industries. And the automotive industry is no exception.

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ANC Podcast: Sept. 13, 2024 | ANC's David Kennedy on GM, Unifor CAMI talks, the future of the factory, more

Automotive News Canada Toronto Bureau Chief David Kennedy breaks down the contract talks between Unifor and General Motors. The two sides are trying to hammer out a deal at the automaker's Chevrolet BrightDrop EV van plant in Ontario. He also talks about some recent changes at the plant, and its future.

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