Fleets of electric 16-passenger shuttles will leverage Mobileye's AV tech to roll out public transport offerings in Europe, then globally.

Mobileye says it expects to launch testing fleets in Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Detroit, also eyeing New York City if granted approval.

Mobileye will perform tests in urban and rural areas across Germany starting in Munich with cars at driving speeds of up to 130 kilometers (80 miles) per hour.

Quebec City-based LeddarTech is acquiring VayaVision, the developer of a sensor fusion-based platform for autonomous vehicle perception.

The accelerator program, called 'Ignite,' will host between 10-15 startups focused on AI, autonomous systems and other related fields, for five months.

Bill Ford kicked off the annual event which drew over 4,000 participants from across the automotive and mobility worlds.

Founded in 2016, TriEye developed sensing technology that will allow driver assistance systems and autonomous vehicles to enhance their vision capabilities in low visibility conditions.

The amplified complexity of modern cars makes securing them harder and hacking them potentially easier - but Israeli companies are meetings these challenges head-on.

The BMW Group announced that it will open an office in Tel Aviv to scout for local technologies focused on autonomous and connected vehicles. “Tel Aviv has one of the fastest growing startup scenes in the world – especially in the important future fields for us such as autonomous driving or connectivity”, said Klaus Fröhlich, […]

Otonomo developed a cloud-based, automotive data services platform for autonomous and connected cars that provides simple, secure data access and transforms data into actionable insights.

Founded in 2017, the startup developed an advanced IoT platform for traffic management in urban environments.

Israel is poised to be behind major breakthroughs in data transfer and analytics that will drive future innovations in medicine, transportation, and security, and many other fields, says Intel's general manager in Israel in an exclusive guest post on NoCamels.

The German auto giant and the driver assistance systems tech firm, now an Intel company, are set to use Israel as a global beta site for testing mobility-as-a-service model.

The seed funding round was led by Viola Ventures, OurCrowd, and MizMaa Ventures, with participation from LG Electronics, and Mitsubishi UFJ Capital.

The Israeli wheel tech company announced a new agreement with a Japanese automotive parts maker, its second deal with a Tier1 multinational in five months.