AUGUST 27, 2018

Mercedes-Benz EQ Silver Arrow Points to Electric Future

Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
The EQ Silver Arrow is a technological figurehead for Mercedes-Benz’s newly established EQ sub-brand, through which the automaker will market a range of new electric models starting with the EQ C set to make its production debut in early September.

How is the Automotive UX Evolving?
Join us to explore unique technologies and consumer demands for the automotive user experience. Multiple panel discussions, OEM speakers, sponsor exhibits, vehicles on display, and a ceremony for the WardsAuto 10 Best User Experience awards. The event is a must-attend for any OEM, supplier or tech provider whose roles touch this vital part of vehicle design. REGISTER NOW!

Denso Makes Major Investment in HMI Technology

The Denso investment accelerates JOLED’s development and mass production of in-vehicle OLED displays, which are used for human-machine interfaces in automobile cockpits to deliver key information to the driver quickly and accurately.

How will YOUR BUSINESS be affected by global production trends and new technologies?
Join us Thursday, September 6 to examine major trends that will reshape the industry. Limited seating remains for the Q3 Wards Intelligence Outlook Conference in Birmingham, MI. Network with OEMs and suppliers, meet Wards analysts and get answers on the most pressing issues facing your business. Register now.

2018 Wards 10 Best UX Nominee: Acura RDX

Wards 10 Best UX testing is under way, and WardsAuto editors are evaluating the user experience of 24 all-new or significantly improved vehicles as part of the competition. That means assessing the ease of interacting with the vehicle by way of voice control, driver-assistance systems, phone pairing, infotainment and navigating touchscreens. Today's nominee is the '19 Acura RDX, a two-row luxury utility vehicle with a sticker price of $48,395.

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Aug. 24

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Proton Headed for China

The Malaysian automaker fulfills a dream with a plan to build and market its cars in China.

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