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Ansys has collaborated with TSMC and Microsoft to validate a joint solution for analyzing mechanical stresses in multi-die 3D-IC systems manufactured with TSMC’s 3DFabric™ advanced packaging technologies.

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) and Redwood Materials announce an expanded recycling agreement that aims to create pathways for automotive batteries used in Toyota’s electrified vehicles that have reached the end of their life.

Helixx, an EV manufacturing technology company has signed an MOU with Conigital, a driverless vehicle technology company to jointly develop a next-generation bi-directional autonomous vehicle (AV).

ABB E-mobility has enhanced its customer offering with the acquisition of Vourity, a Swedish start-up with cloud-based technology for payment of EV charging.

This collaboration includes Amazon launching online sales of Hyundai vehicles in the U.S. in 2024, Hyundai naming AWS as its preferred cloud provider to help facilitate digital transformation, and the Alexa Built-in experience coming to Hyundai’s next-generation vehicles

iWave launches a compact and secure Telematics Connect Hub powering fleet management and telematics in Electric Vehicles, Racing motorbikes, industrial machinery, and off-road machinery.

Toyota Camry enters its ninth generation with a fresh new look, enhanced performance, and a Hybrid powertrain that’s made to move. Powering the Camry is Toyota’s first-ever sedan pairing of its 2.5-liter, 4-cylinder engine and fifth-generation Toyota Hybrid System (THS 5).

May Mobility has announced the appointment of Anna Brunelle as its CFO. Brunelle joined the company at a crucial time, assisting May Mobility through its recently announced $105 million Series D investment round and will be evaluating additional long-term strategies for growth and development.

BCS Automotive Interface Solutions, has announced a collaboration with UltraSense Systems. This partnership will bring forth solid-surface touch systems with multi-mode sensing to steering wheels for global automotive OEMs.

Tesla, the U.S. electric car manufacturer, is set to double its imports of components from India, according to Indian Trade Minister Piyush Goyal. Goyal expressed pride in the increasing significance of Indian auto component suppliers in Tesla’s EV supply chain.