TuSimple to use Nvidia chips for autonomous computing
TuSimple said it has partnered with Nvidia Corp to use the company’s chips to design and build an advanced autonomous driving computer for its self-driving trucks, due on the market in 2024.
How Tesla weathered global supply chain issues that knocked rivals
Tesla told some customers they could take vehicle delivery with some missing parts, such as Bluetooth chips and USB ports. Tesla also removed some features such as radar sensors and lumbar support for front passenger seats.
Hyundai, Kia U.S. sales slide again
Across the industry, December volume is forecast to drop an estimated 23 to 32 percent from a year earlier, analysts say, closing 2021 on a down note, though annual volume will rise slightly to around 15 million.
Ford plans to nearly double production capacity of F-150 Lightning EV
The automaker this week plans to open order banks to the first wave of reservation holders ahead of the vehicle’s start of production this spring.
Toyota to launch self-driving-capable operating system, report says
The system, which would be capable of handling advanced operations such as autonomous driving, will compete against platforms from VW and Daimler.