Weekly Roundup 61

💾SW Defined Vehicles, Connectivity, Digitalization, Autonomous

1. Driverless Waymo car vandalized and set on fire in San Francisco (Link)

2. Nissan extends its long-term partnership with EV platform Zapmap (Link)

3. Tesla’s iPhone app gets better digital car key support with ultra wideband (Link)

4. Safety by design (Link)

5. This DIY electric parade float chassis could be any vehicle you want it to be (Link)

6. Fisker Rolls Out First Ocean Over-the-Air Software Update for 2024 (Link)

7. Daimler releases ‘open source’ hydrogen fueling standard for heavy trucks (Link)

8. Automotive R&D transformation: Optimizing gen AI’s potential value (Link)

9. 2023 Toyota Sienna Long-Term Update: How are the driver assistance systems? (Link)

10. DAF Trucks Vlaanderen named ‘Factory of the Future’ (Link)

11. Mobility Privacy Concerns in Connected Cars (Link)

12. How Digital Buying Experiences Transform Automotive Retail (Link)

13. Key trends shaping China’s less-than-truckload logistics market (Link)

14. Should You Simply Soft Reset Or Reflash Your Malfunctioning MBUX Infotainment System? (Link)

15. FEATURE: How can lidar help with traffic management and ITS? (Link)

16. Xiaomi SU7 official interior details and winter testing (Link)

17. Volvo to establish mobility innovation facility for electrification technologies (Link)

18. Cybersecurity Threat Likely to Grow Exponentially as SDVs Emerge (Link)

19. BYD Intelligent driving NOA system set for a pivotal upgrade in March (Link)

20. Taking ownership of UX is key to the success of SDVs (Link)

21. Volkswagen launches in-house AI company (Link)

22. Here: Study reveals gap in AI adoption and sustainability goals across American and European logistics industry (Link)

23. Transparent Displays Come Into Focus (Link)

24. China's Geely launches 11 low-orbit satellites for autonomous cars (Link)

25. Peugeot adding ChatGPT voice assistant to its vehicles (Link)

26. Nerds In Teslas Keep Getting Caught Driving With Apple Vision Pro (Link)

✨In Other News

1. Tesla Rakes In $9 Billion From Carmakers Failing to Sell Enough EVs [(Link)](# Tesla rakes in US$9 billion from carmakers failing to sell enough EVs)

2. What is the fastest car in the world in 2024? (Link)