Category: Motor Age Articles
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Chevy harnesses neuromarketing tech for 2019 Silverado ads
Chevy used neuromarketing for its new ad campaign for the redesigned 2019 Silverado.
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Subaru sheds more light on STI S209
One week before the STI S209 makes its North American International Auto Show debut, Subaru of America is stoking the fires of the performance car.
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Daimler’s big rigs start self-driving some of the way
Daimler will start sales of a U.S. truck able to brake, accelerate and steer at all speeds on its own this year, a stepping stone to more automation as growing Internet shopping strains freight companies battling driver shortages.
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Automaker-led coalition wants to educate consumers on self-driving tech
Despite the fanfare generated by autonomous technology at CES in recent years, consumers beyond the annual Las Vegas tech showcase remain cool on the prospect of riding in a self-driving vehicle.
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Judge dismisses proposed class-action lawsuit against Ford over lug nuts
A judge ruled that the plaintiffs did not provide sufficient facts and had “no legally viable claims.”
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Torc emerges from shadows with another self-driving partnership
A little-known Virginia company called Torc will partner with Transdev on autonomous shuttles. The partnership will focus on providing shuttle service in areas that can complement existing public transportation.
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Chevy launches new Silverado ad campaign
Chevy will debut its new Silverado ad campaign during the College Football Playoff National Championship and may have a ‘surprise’ for the Super Bowl.
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Ford breaks with GM, Toyota on future of talking-car technology
Ford s pursuing another path with talking-car technology that could reduce road deaths, break up gridlock and even ease ordering at the McDonald’s drive-thru.
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FCA loses Supreme Court appeal over its vulnerability to cyberattack lawsuits
The court’s action paves the way for a March trial in the litigation centering on the question of whether truck buyers can sue over hypothetical future injuries without having been actual victims of attacks on their vehicles.
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Delphi Tech names Richard Dauch as CEO
Delphi Technologies named Richard Dauch as its CEO, effective immediately.