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automotive-technology1 year ago

"IIHS Study Reveals Widespread Failures in Automaker ADAS Safeguards"

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has found that most partially automated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) from various automakers, including Tesla, Ford, and Nissan, received "marginal" or "poor" ratings in a recent study. The study evaluated 14 systems and highlighted deficiencies in categories such as driver monitoring and attention reminders. The IIHS emphasized the need for better safeguards to prevent misuse and maintain driver focus, while also noting that there is little evidence to support the claim that these systems make driving safer. The top-rated systems included Lexus Teammate with Advanced Drive, GM Super Cruise, and Nissan ProPilot Assist with Navi-Link.

automotive-technology1 year ago

"GM's Super Cruise System Expands to Cover 750K Miles of Rural Highways"

GM is expanding its Super Cruise hands-free driving system to include about 750,000 miles of rural and minor highways in the US and Canada by 2025, nearly doubling its network. The system uses a combination of technology to enable hands-free driving, with the ability to maintain lane position, change lanes, and even tow a trailer. Unlike Tesla's Autopilot, Super Cruise does not require hands on the wheel but does require the driver's eyes to be directed straight ahead. This move is part of GM's effort to compete with Tesla and attract customers with advanced driver-assistance systems.

automotive2 years ago

Kia's EV9 SUV: A Tech-Packed Electric Vehicle with Impressive Range and Capabilities.

Kia has unveiled its flagship three-row SUV, the EV9, which will be available in selected global markets in the second half of 2023. The EV9 is based on the company's Electric Global Modular Platform and will be offered in different electric powertrain configurations, including a rear-wheel drive standard model with a 76.1 kWh battery and RWD and all-wheel drive variants with a 99.8 kWh battery. The EV9 is equipped with an 800-volt electrical architecture that allows ultra-fast charging of about 239 km added to the battery in 15 minutes. It also features a curved digital screen, a "digital tiger face" lighting scheme, and a vehicle-to-load capability. The Kia EV9 GT-line will have an advanced driver assistance system that allows for unsupervised hands-free driving on highways in select markets.