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AI assistants, biometrics, LiDAR, and holographic windshields—cars are getting smarter and more connected. This year’s CES proved the software-defined vehicle is here...

Explore the latest insights from a McKinsey study on European motorists' attitudes toward electric vehicles (EVs). Discover adoption rates, consumer concerns, and the challenges of charging infrastructure as Europe aims for a carbon-neutral car fleet by 2035... ...

As electric mobility expands, EV drivers will need a charging network that offers secure access along with frictionless payments. e-Mobility specialist Gireve and Thales are on a mission to build it – as its CEO Eric Plaquet explains in this Q&A ...

A new generation of smart tractors is reducing the use of pesticides. How? By using high-resolution cameras to avoid spraying weeds. It's just one example of how the IoT revolution can make humankind more productive while also protecting the environment ...

Put sensors into products and you can track them across the entire supply chain. You can study the data to make constant improvements. This is just one of many big changes coming thanks to the Industrial IoT...

Whats' a day in the life of a Thales Director for Automotive Solution Sales, Tao Haukka - read our story

UNECE WP29 Automotive Cybersecurity Regulation explained

Singapore has been ranked the world’s smartest city. What does a smart city look like on the streets and in the homes of Singapore?

Thales is bringing together Connectivity, Big Data, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence to improve Telematics, Vehicle-to-everything communication , and Infotainment, enabling the connected car. Read on.