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30 years since the foundation stone was laid: M13 – a key pillar of Škoda’s production
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Infineon: Project “GENIAL!”: Joint electronics roadmap for innovations in the automotive value chain
Solaris Urbino 9 LE electric debuts in Nordic markets
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E-Lion Day 2025: Performance focus for Peugeot
Volvo Cars completes the divestment of its 30 percent stake in Lynk & Co
Zeekr Group announces the closing of strategic integrated transactions
Nissan Kicks and Murano named ‘Most Dependable’ in J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study
March 2, 2020
How to train your AI for autonomous driving
February 28, 2020
How will passengers interact with autonomous shuttles?
February 26, 2020
Auto industry’s open source approach moves beyond software
February 26, 2020
COMMENT: DIL simulators put humans at the heart of ADAS testing
February 21, 2020
Why venture capital wants both automaker experience and start-up agility
February 20, 2020
Cyber security key to monetising connected business models
February 19, 2020
GM bets on new tech rather than geographical growth
February 18, 2020
Traditional Tier 1s in investment scramble for CASE-based experts
February 17, 2020
Connected cars an untapped opportunity for early movers
February 13, 2020
Driver monitoring could combat abuse of automation
February 12, 2020
Which cities are tomorrow’s mobility leaders?
February 7, 2020
Can aftermarket kits bring autonomous driving to the masses?
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18th February
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Securing EV charging & V2G: protecting vehicles from cyber threats at the plug
Shaked Delarea of PlaxidityX and Irdeto’s Fritzlor Auguste explore the security strategies needed to secure EV charging and V2G transactions.
19th February
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Securing hardware components and connection enablers in the VCU
Max Hoffmann, Tobias Klein, and Christian Schleiffer of ETAS provide insight into real-world VCU security challenges and discuss the latest threats targeting these critical components.
20th February
10am Stuttgart | 2:30pm Mumbai | 4am Detroit
Securing hardware components and connection enablers in the VCU
Max Hoffmann, Tobias Klein, and Christian Schleiffer of ETAS provide insight into real-world VCU security challenges and discuss the latest threats targeting these critical components.
20th February
4pm Stuttgart | 8:30pm Mumbai | 10am Detroit
Advancing motor control performance with digital twins
NXP’s Michael Vidlak explains how digital twin technology can be applied to replicate real-world motor behaviour and control algorithms.
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