Samsung is expected to host its next Unpacked on January 17, where the Galaxy S24 series will be introduced.
The trio of Galaxy S24 flagships should arrive with the same design as their predecessors, but we expect plenty of software improvements, including One UI 6.1 and Generative AI called Gauss.
ECARX, a provider of mobility technology, has launched a new series of Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) enabled products, starting with the ECARX Skyland Pro. It will support drivers as the autonomy of their vehicles increases.
Delivery of the ECARX ADAS platform has already taken place, with the beginning of mass production marking a significant milestone for the company.
One of the largest prosumer investments in Transylvania is taking shape in Bistrița. Rombat announced the investment in a 4.2 MW photovoltaic park, which will be executed by Datacor.
It is a project financed by PNRR, notes Transilvania Business.
All these components translate into an annual reduction of CO2 emissions estimated at 1,082 tonnes equivalent / year.
Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its new Black Sea Turkey Service (BTS).
According to ONE, this new service will offer its customers an enhanced coverage in the Eastern Mediterranean region and offers a direct connection from Istanbul, Turkey to Varna, Bulgaria and Constanta, Romania.
In order to improve the EV ownership experience, Ford has acquired Auto Motive Power (AMP). The company plans to integrate AMP’s technology into its electric vehicle business, Model e, to help speed EV adoption among its customers. Ford will use the energy solutions providers’ tech to improve EV charging and battery management.
As part of the deal, Ford is acquiring AMP’s technology, its team of nearly 150 employees, as well as the company’s facility in Santa Fe Springs, California.
The Board of Directors of the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has approved a membership application from Nissan, which will take effect from 1st of January 2024.
MAHLE Powertrain, the specialist engineering services provider, has opened a new state-of-the-art battery development center in Stuttgart, Germany, specifically to cater for the needs of its European clients.
The facility spans over 1,300 m2 and it can accommodate all aspects of battery development, from initial prototyping through to small-scale production, with a breadth of capability that covers applications from small e-bikes to large electric trucks.