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Australia-headquartered Seeing Machines has signed a 15 year strategic alliance with TK Holdings Inc., the Americas subsidiary of Takata Corporation (Takata) an automotive industry supplier of advanced driver safety systems (ADAS).
Read More →Volkswagen Financial Services (VWFS) Australia has implemented the Miles software solution from Sofico, the privately owned provider of global fleet, leasing and mobility software.
Read More →For the first time in 50 years, Ford Motor Co. is testing a right-hand-drive configuration for its refreshed pony car.
Read More →Brisbane, Australia-based Penske Commercial Vehicles has announced a new venture with U.S.-based Penske Truck Leasing, Co., L.P. to offer commercial truck rental services in Australia.
Read More →A benchmarking project undertaken by Australia's Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) comparing price and specification levels of various new motor vehicles available in the Australian market with equivalent models in the UK.
Read More →A global study has shown that drivers in America, Australia, and the UK want self-driving vehicles even though they have concerns about safety and security.
Read More →ERoad, which provides electronic fleet tracking and road user pays management services, may eye acquisitions in Australia and the U.S. once it completes an initial public offer of up to $49.5 million next month.
Read More →Australia's Melbourne International Roll-On Roll-Off Industries (MIRRAT) is expanding a terminal for shipping vehicles and goods operated by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL).
Read More →Hyundai Motor Company Australia has chosen Nutanix to support its “Virtual First” strategy. The automaker has implemented a Nutanix Virtual Computing Platform to support its VMware Virtual Desktop Interface environment.
Read More →Traffic police and Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) officers in Sydney have carried out sweeping inspections at the Busabout depot in Smeaton Grange in the southwest part of the city, discovering a string of defects in the Australian city's buses.
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