Some of the most notable developments this year show how in-vehicle experience is a new battleground in automotive OEM rivalry. And, as the numbers increasingly show, connectivity is the backbone of everything.
With over 60% of European city dwellers saying they support the use of emission-free cars exclusively after 2030, there’s a real focus on reduced-emission, sustainable commuting. Increasingly, micromobility is seen as playing an important role, both as a standalone mode of transport and as bridging the gap between private EV use and public transport needs.
The complex and dynamic challenges posed by the climate crisis require substantial collaborative efforts to help accelerate decarbonisation across the transport sector, which accounts for 16% of global CO2 emissions.
The movement to create the next generation of electric vehicles (EVs) and develop the complex infrastructure needed to influence mass adoption is picking up speed.
Commercial vehicles powered by gas-guzzling diesel engines have long been a major source of air pollution. For decades, the transportation sector has been one of
Dramatic changes across the automotive landscape are ushering in a transformative decade that will redefine our perception of the mobility experience.
Informa Tech Automotive Group’s Software Defined Vehicle event took place virtually last month, shining a light on the digitalisation of the automotive industry. Experts set
The Automotive Tech Week Megatrends event, formerly known as the Consumer Telematics Show took place across five days last week. The Cubic Team tuned in
For the first time in history, annual tech show CES went virtual this year. For some at Cubic it was their first January in 12
