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Mobis, a global leading company in the electric vehicle supplier, announced the construction of a new plant in Spain. Mobis currently…

On April 19, Tesla, owned by Elon Musk, reduced the prices of three out of its five models in the US and later globally, including China and Germany. The Model Y, Tesla’s most popular car and the leading electric vehicle in the US, saw a price cut, along with the older and pricier Models X and S. The prices for the Model 3 sedan and the Cybertruck remained unchanged.

“We are very excited to debut the ATX and are confident it will have a great impact on adoption of lidar given its versatility,” said David Li, CEO of Hesai Technology. “In creating this product, we wanted to give our customers an appealing solution to ensure safety is a standard feature in every intelligent vehicle.”

“The safety, efficiency, and sustainability improvements UNFI will make with Samsara will help us change our business for the better. A core part of UNFI’s customer and supplier-centric strategy is continuous improvement and better efficiency,” said Gregory Tieder, Senior Director of Corporate Logistics at UNFI.

“From navigating to specific entrances and loading bays, to locating charging spots for electric vehicles, what3words offers drivers a simple solution that can radically improve the navigation experience. We are extremely proud to join SPARQ Store and look forward to working with automotive partners to offer drivers worldwide a better, more seamless navigation experience,” commented Chris Sheldrick, Co-founder & CEO of what3words.

Sony Electronics announced a new addition to its line of car AV receivers, the XAV-AX3700. The XAV-AX3700 includes a customizable experience to fit user’s personal viewing preference, while providing optimal sound.

“We’re very excited to see our technology come to life for Citroen drivers in India,” says Evgeny Klochikhin, CEO and founder of Sheeva.AI. “We want to enable a simpler, more secure customer experience for in-vehicle services by using precise vehicle location to activate and authorize payments at the point of service.”

“The technical collaboration based on our industry-leading E/E Architecture takes our partnership to the next level and on a much larger scale. The collaboration will allow our Smart EV products to be both technologically competitive and cost competitive,” said Xiaopeng He, Chairman and CEO of XPENG.

Dinesh Rao, EVP & Co-Delivery Head, Infosys, said, “Infosys continues to strengthen its Engineering R&D leadership with decades of experience in digital engineering. Together with in-tech, Infosys Topaz, an AI-first set of services, solutions and platforms, and recently acquired InSemi’ semiconductor expertise, we have successfully created deeper capabilities for the next phase of automotive innovation in the arena of software-defined vehicles.”

“Marelli and Infineon have a longstanding collaboration, and the joint development of our Zones is yet another significant step forward,” said Nate Sladek, Vice President of Strategy and Product Management within the Electronic Systems division at Marelli.