After successfully hosting its Intelligent Mobility Symposium in London for 10 years, Frost & Sullivan is set to launch it in India. Intelligent Mobility 2019 Summit will be held on 11th September, 2019 at Le Meridien, New Delhi.

With the growing trajectory of the automotive sector, automotive electronics has been one of the major drivers of the automotives over the last decade.

Electric cars are going to be the future. However, manufacturers still face some major challenges before emissions-free electromobility becomes a reality, especially heavy batteries, which change the vehicle construction and design.

The new technology, to feature in new Hyundai and Kia vehicles, allows cars to be unlocked, started, and driven without a physical key

BASF and the Research and Development Centre of Guangzhou Automobile Group Co Ltd (GAC R&D Centre) have introduced three co-developed electric concept cars, featuring futuristic designs that address the diverse needs of China’s drivers.

Hyundai Motor, which is the only automotive company among Revv’s investors, will explore ways to support Revv’s car sharing service.

With this, Hyundai Motor gains its first foothold in the Indian car sharing market, which is expected to grow to $ 2 billion by 2020

The Indian auto industry is often touted as the fastest growing industry in the world. This industry is prominently known for a consistent release in products, with OEMs coming out with newer models every six month, be it diesel or petrol variants

Zoomcar, India’s largest self-drive mobility platform, was founded in 2013 and has now even expanded to include cycles in its shared mobility model. Greg Moran, Founder and CEO, originally from New York City, has observed and traveled in India on account of his prior job. This has allowed him to have a good handle on some of the commuting challenges present in big cities. Moran tells APF about the changing scenario in terms of mobility and how it shapes the urban and rural spaces in India, including fixing the last-mile and first-mile connectivity problems.