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Calterah Launches New Radar Chips Targeting ADAS and UWB Markets

Calterah Launches New Radar Chips Targeting ADAS and UWB Markets

Calterah Launches New Radar Chips Targeting ADAS and UWB Markets
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BYD just answered the question Tesla keeps fighting in court

BYD just answered the question Tesla keeps fighting in court

Every new piece of car technology eventually runs into the same awkward question. When it works, the carmaker takes the credit. When it fails, who takes the blame? For self-driving software, the industry settled that question years ago, and it settled it in the carmaker's favor. The marketing ...
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European Carmakers Urge Delay in EV Tariff Rules Amid Battery Supply Challenges

European Carmakers Urge Delay in EV Tariff Rules Amid Battery Supply Challenges

European and British carmakers are advocating for a delay in the implementation of stricter post-Brexit electric vehicle (EV) tariffs. These tariffs, under the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, require a significant portion of a vehicle and its battery to be produced within the EU or UK to qualify for tariff-free trade. The battery industry, however, has not developed quickly enough to meet these requirements, leading to a previous extension of the rules until the end of 2026. Without further adjustments, vehicles not meeting the new local-content thresholds could face tariffs starting January 1, 2027. This situation highlights the gap between Europe's industrial-policy ambitions and the current state of battery supply chains.
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EU and UK Car Industries Urge Delay on Brexit EV Tariffs Amid Production Challenges

EU and UK Car Industries Urge Delay on Brexit EV Tariffs Amid Production Challenges

EU and UK Car Industries Urge Delay on Brexit EV Tariffs Amid Production Challenges
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Consumer Reports and IIHS Evaluate Car Headlight Performance

Consumer Reports and IIHS Evaluate Car Headlight Performance

Consumer Reports and IIHS Evaluate Car Headlight Performance
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State Attorneys General Prepare Legal Challenge Against Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger

State Attorneys General Prepare Legal Challenge Against Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger

State Attorneys General Prepare Legal Challenge Against Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
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OranjeWind Offshore Wind Project Secures Long-Term Vessel Charter with Purus

OranjeWind Offshore Wind Project Secures Long-Term Vessel Charter with Purus

The OranjeWind offshore wind project, a collaboration between RWE and TotalEnergies, has finalized a five-year charter agreement with Purus for the use of the construction and service operation vessel (CSOV) named Purus Power. This vessel is specifically designed to support both planned and unplanned maintenance activities at the OranjeWind offshore wind farm. The agreement includes an option for extension, highlighting the long-term commitment to maintaining the wind farm's operations. The Purus Power is equipped with a diesel-electric and battery-hybrid propulsion system, and it features accommodations, office space, and a gym for maintenance personnel. It also includes an integrated walk-to-work system for safe technician transfers between the vessel and wind turbines. The wind farm, located 53 kilometers off the coast of IJmuiden in the Netherlands, will utilize 53 Vestas offshore wind turbines to generate up to 795 MW of green electricity, enough to power over 1 million Dutch households. Full commissi...
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Lexus Enhances 2026 IS350 with New Features Amidst Sedan Market Challenges

Lexus Enhances 2026 IS350 with New Features Amidst Sedan Market Challenges

Lexus Enhances 2026 IS350 with New Features Amidst Sedan Market Challenges
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European Commission Seeks Feedback on Steel Traceability Documentation

European Commission Seeks Feedback on Steel Traceability Documentation

The European Commission has initiated a consultation process to gather feedback from stakeholders on the documentation required for implementing the 'melt-and-pour' traceability requirements under the EU Steel Regulation. This consultation, lasting four weeks, aims to involve steel producers, users, traders, importers, and industry associations to determine the most effective documentation for verifying the origin of steel imported into the EU. The feedback will inform the preparation of an Implementing Act, expected to be adopted by August 31, 2026, and enforced from October 1, 2026. The regulation mandates importers to identify the country where the steel was originally melted and poured, addressing global steel overcapacity projected to reach 721 million tonnes by 2027.
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Uber opens sign-ups for London 'robotaxis' ahead of launch 'in months'

Uber opens sign-ups for London 'robotaxis' ahead of launch 'in months'

By Paul Sandle LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Uber said its users could sign up from Monday for a chance to ride in London's first robotaxis powered by AI technology from British start-up Wayve as soon as regulators give the go-ahead for launch, which it expects in the coming months.
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Self-Driving Waymo Blocks Emergency Crews at Explosion Scene, Raises Safety Concerns

Self-Driving Waymo Blocks Emergency Crews at Explosion Scene, Raises Safety Concerns

A self-driving Waymo vehicle blocked emergency crews for over three minutes at the scene of a deadly explosion in Oak Cliff. Deputy Constable Jonathan Banda attempted to clear the vehicle, which was unoccupied, as firefighters rushed to the site. The Waymo vehicle was reportedly completing a 'three-point turn' and required manual override after a 'minor system issue' was diagnosed. The incident highlights the challenges autonomous vehicles face in emergency situations, where human judgment is crucial.
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UN Security Council to Convene Emergency Session on Ukraine Following Russian Attack

UN Security Council to Convene Emergency Session on Ukraine Following Russian Attack

The United Nations Security Council is set to hold an emergency session on Monday to address the recent large-scale Russian attack on Ukraine. This meeting, requested by Kyiv, follows a significant aerial assault by Russia that targeted Ukrainian cities, including residential areas and energy facilities. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha emphasized the need for sustained international pressure on Russia, highlighting the attack as a choice of escalation over peace. The assault involved 729 aerial weapons, with Ukrainian defenses intercepting most but not all, resulting in casualties and destruction in cities like Kyiv and Dnipro. Kyiv is urging international partners to provide stronger support, including air defense systems and tougher sanctions against Russia.