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The new Hyundai Tucson switches off the engine when coasting or braking at under 30kph. This is a bridge to the 48V full hybrids that IDTechEx foresaw some time ago. IDTechEx correctly predicted that they would come sooner rather than later and not just as cars - thus the title of the new IDTechEx report embracing it all, ‘48V Mild Hybrid and 48V Full Hybrid Vehicles 2020-2030’.

Electric aircraft have got there. Cars next. With no road resistance, the best electric aircraft, the Bye Aerospace eFlyer, achieves 1000km with its solar wing option. This range will be the final nail in the coffin of internal combustion cars. It is longer than some of them offer. With gasoline stations shutting down, guess who then gets range anxiety! By Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman at IDTechEx

It is nonsense to forecast pure electric cars costing the same as traditional ones, then life continuing much as usual. The up-front price of pure electric PE cars will be dropping below that of internal combustion engine ICE ones around 2025. The fundamentals are now clear. By Dr Peter Harrop, industry expert and Chairman at IDTechEx.

Expect seven times the air traffic in 2050 increasing greenhouse gas X4 unless something radical happens. Elon Musk has made interesting statements about electric aircraft over the years. His Tesla will survive and prosper: if Tesla investors stop investing the Chinese will snap it up. By Dr Peter Harroop, industry expert and chairman at IDTechEx.

While the CoaXPress (CXP) standard is intended primarily for machine vision tasks, it is also well suited for imaging applications in other sectors where extreme high-speed data transmission from a camera to a PC is required.

It has been announced that technology developer ZAPINAMO, has delivered its first fully commercialised mobile rapid charging station to HORIBA MIRA’s research and development facility for electric vehicles (EVs). ZAPINAMO has supplied the station to help HORIBA MIRA charge EV models and maximise operational efficiencies at its Technology Park in Nuneaton.

Men’s luxury fashion brand, Vanacci has launched a solution to the recent rise in car key thefts. The firm’s brand-new product, KeyBlock, uses RFID-blocking technology to prevent thieves from gaining access to a car without a key.Its Kickstarter campaign surpassed its campaign goal of £1,000 by more than 300% in 24 hours.

Steve Rogerson reports from Taipei on how the country is responding to the moves towards autonomous driving.Taiwan has no major car makers, but the high technology island sees the moves towards autonomous driving and connected transportation as an opportunity that it cannot miss. As such, it is applying the skills it has learned over decades in other electronics sectors to the automotive world in a big way.

In 2018, only robotic vehicles could claim to possess in-car AI. The associated computing market, driven by computers equivalent to what is found in datacenters and associated with rather low volumes, brought the computing market to $156m in 2018. Over the next ten years, with the development of robo-taxis and shuttles, this market will remain the main revenue generator for AI in automotive.

According to a new research report by the market research and strategy consulting firm, Global Market Insights, the Automotive Display Market will grow at a CAGR of ten percent from 2019 to 2025. The global industry unit shipments are set to exceed 350 million units by 2025.