2020 Cars

2020 cars

Fleet management systems leverage vehicles' connectivity to help enterprises collect information about their fleets of cars and trucks including their in North America will reach 12.7 million in 2020, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR LONDON Britain's biggest carmaker Jaguar Land Rover said it will create a fleet of more than 100 research vehicles over the next four years to test autonomous and connected technology, with the first models to hit the streets later this year. Jaguar Land The central London shopping hub is one of the busiest in the capital and is visited by more than four million people a week, according to The Times. The plan will be rolled out it two stages to reduce disruption on the 1.2-mile stretch. Valerie Shawcross British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover will launch a fleet of more than 100 autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles on UK roads by 2020. Dubbed Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (CAV) technologies, the vehicles will cruise along 41 miles of roads near It won’t be anything this side of 2020. We’ve got a planning horizon in place where like there’s some movement,” Hyundai Australia’s COO Scott Grant told Car Advice. The Santa Cruz is what’s billed as a ‘crossover truck’, a unibody However, he also said not to expect the truck before 2020. Grant noted that Hyundai’s headquarters would break away somewhat from the Santa Cruz concept, which is more car-like. Instead, it’ll be more rugged to compete with the likes of the .

An automotive venture backed by China tech giant Tencent aims to launch an electric self-driving car before 2020, entering a crowded field dominated by U.S.-based Tesla, the chief executive told Reuters on Tuesday. Future Mobility, backed by Tencent and Britain’s biggest carmaker said it planned to deploy a fleet of autonomous cars by the end of the decade to test its tech in real world traffic conditions. JLR’s announcement swiftly came just after the UK government said this week it has launched a BEIJING—An auto startup backed by internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd. plans to start selling premium electric cars globally by 2020, joining other Chinese car makers in taking aim at an increasingly crowded luxury market. Last year China’s industrial .