SEPTEMBER 3, 2019

The new camera, which will appear on a vehicle from an unnamed automaker this year, detects objects and their relevance better than the human eye, the supplier says.

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Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Sept. 3

VW Cheated on Gas Engines, Too; Bugatti Tops 300 MPH in Special Chiron; BMW to End i8 Production

Ram Announces New Trim Levels for ’20 Model Year

The Ram 1500 pickup offers new Night Editions on Big Horn and Laramie models that include monochromatic designs with black wheels, grilles, badging and other exterior details.

Volvo Cars Buying Into Israeli Tech Start-Ups

Tel Aviv-based UVeye and MDGo have developed their business with the help of DRIVE, an accelerator for young companies in the mobility sector. Volvo Cars has been involved with DRIVE since 2017.

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