We round up the automotive tech headlines that stood out in the past week.
Merc’s AI-powered MBUX assistant anticipates driver needs to adjusts music, news, and comfort settings.
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As the global market shifts towards e-vehicles, SA’s automotive industry faces a growing threat, say industry insiders.
Under the deal, Mercedes-Benz will be the first automaker to build its own navigation system based on Google Maps.
Going by the new autmotive hardware on display at CES, there is still something to get excited about for the remaining days of private car ownership.
The electric sport utility vehicle will initially have a range of 426 kilometres, with a 500km model to be released later.
The WeConnect Go app allows the user to receive vehicle data and control certain functions via their smartphone.
The car manufacturer’s first electric vehicle, the EQC 400 4MATIC, premiered at the Smarter Mobility Africa Summit today.
The car manufacturer is on a push to unveil its first fully autonomous vehicle in Europe and in US.
People believe the biggest benefit of using a self-driving vehicle is having more free time to focus on other things, according to a Ford survey.
Audi and Mercedes-Benz top the list as firm favourites for South African political office-bearers, as government departments continue to splurge on luxury cars.
The idea that load-shedding will having a negative impact on the local electric vehicle market is based on misinformation, say car manufacturers.