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source: Volkswagen Group
Volkswagen Group to present autonomous driving research vehicle at Chantilly Arts & Elegance
Design study gives outlook for mobility of the coming decade
Modular interior concept facilitates customized travel as Mobility as a Service
At Chantilly Arts & Elegance near Paris, the Volkswagen Group will present an innovative design study that will redefine the long-distance mobility of the future on Sept...
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Volkswagen Group Components presents a new and visionary charging concept
Mobile robots will charge electric vehicles completely autonomously in future
Every parking space can become a charging point
Volkswagen provides a glimpse into the future in which the search for charging stations for electric cars comes to an end. Volkswagen Group Components’ mobile charging robot takes over this task – and drives...
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Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Volkswagen AG announce pioneering autonomous, electric transport initiative to transform urban mobility in Qatar
Prototypes of ID. BUZZ01 AD shuttles from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles and of Scania buses to operate on a self-driving system with zero emissions
MOIA ride hailing app is used to run the service, AID delivers Self Driving System (SDS) knowledge
Autonomous Drivi...
source: Audi AG
Vision of an autonomous city car of the future
Small traffic area, maximum spatial comfort
High-tech refuge during rush hour
At Auto Shanghai 2019, Audi is introducing a visionary mobility concept for the megacities of the future: The showcar, known as the Audi AI:ME, offers compact dimensions, a spacious, futuristic interior, and the ability to drive autonomously at level 4. This allows the occupants to do what they like with their time on board. The Au...
words: Bill, photo/video: Stanford University
Meet Shelley, the plucky Audi TTS who takes on Thunderhill Raceway by herself...with no human driver.
Stanford University's Chris Gerdes, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of the Center for Automotive Research, and his team of students have been testing their autonomous driving algorithms for several years on the aforementioned Shelley. Shelley has reached speeds up to 120 mph but she normally drives around the 50-75 mph...