Held annually in Munich, the Automotive Ethernet Congress gathers more than a hundred Ethernet experts from across the global automotive industry. As the advent of the Software-Defined Vehicle draws closer, in which Ethernet will play a key role, this year’s edition offered immersive training sessions alongside a broad range of presentation sessions.
Collectively, Chinese OEMs have expanded their global footprint worldwide – with their reach encompassing both developing and developed countries. In 2022 alone, the export volume of Chinese OEMs exceeded 2.5 million – marking a significant increase from the 2021 figure. In the near future, OEMs from the region will look to expand their presence into a greater number of countries while achieving higher export volumes.
ServCity, an autonomous mobility service research project based in the UK, has concluded its final phase of testing on the streets of London. Since 2020, the project has been working to understand the ways in which UK cities can successfully integrate autonomous vehicles and technologies into their complex urban environments to deliver a ‘robotaxi’ style service. Together, its partners – including SBD Automotive – created a blueprint of the infrastructure required to launch and support such
CES 2023 was attended on-site by 9 members of the SBD team, including the CEO, CCO, Director - North America, production managers, analysts and more.
If there is one absolute in life, it's that if you leave a team of automotive engineers in a room together, eventually one of them will suggest a track day.
In this episode, host Jeffrey Hannah welcomes Anthony Landamia, a Product Management Executive at Xperi with over 35 years of automotive and mobile product management experience. Anthony talks about new ways that the automotive ecosystem is personalizing the consumer experience for the digital cabin.
On Day 1 we wrote about some of the new in-vehicle experiences being showcased at CES 2023, and on Day 2 we analyzed the key enablers being demonstrated by suppliers. As we approach the end of a very long week, this article summarizes where this CES event fits in terms of major trends, and what it all means for the industry.
For our Day 1 CES 2023 wrap-up we covered many of the mobility experiences that are most visible at the event: big displays, robotaxis, and personalization. Fundamentally, the vision for those experiences remains unchanged from the last few years – the industry is now broadly aligned on how the consumer experience needs to evolve.
This year's Consumer Electronic Show (CES) is gearing up to be even more exciting than in years past, and we wanted to provide a quick recap of the key themes outlined, and announcements made, before the event begins! We here at SBD Automotive are aiming to be your one-stop-shop to stay on top of everything happening at CES. Whether you plan to attend the show or not, SBD can help make sure you stay up to speed.
CES 2023 Day 1 Wrap-UpDay 1 at CES saw a return to the hustle and bustle we’ve previously associated with the event, as tens of thousands of people descended on the exhibition to try out the latest innovations. We’ve already identified almost 130 automotive-related announcements from over 50 companies. One of our key roles at CES is to go beyond the press releases and evaluate how ready a solution is (now, near or far?), and understand what kind of impact it will have
