Smart Driving News Today

Chinese electric vehicle start-up Xpeng said its partnership with AI chip supplier Nvidia has not been affected by tighter US trade sanctions, but it will keep its options open with local suppliers.

VIRGINIA—AARP Smart Driver will be offering a 4 hour refresher course for those who want to renew their certificate. Minnesotans age 55 and over are entitled to a discount on

The Authority said there are thousands of uncollected Logbooks, Number Plates and Smart DLs.

The new 2024 Isuzu mu-X is a flawless combination of robust engineering and exclusive design, ready to "TAKE THE LEAD" in the SUV market.

Tesla makes some of the safest vehicles in the world, with impressive results in crashworthiness tests. The refreshed Model 3 makes no exception, and Chi...

China plans to support firms in the smart vehicle supply chain to form innovation consortia in order to foster technological breakthroughs and spread innovation in the field of assisted and autonomous driving. The country aims to establish standards for intelligent connected vehicles by 2025 and become a leading global player in the industry.

They're claiming that rates will be up to 30% cheaper than other providers.

Fintech has partnered with insurance giant to offer policies that can be managed through its app

Revolut is launching car insurance in Ireland – with discounts available to customers that sign up for an in-car driver monitoring device.

Revolut is entering the Irish car insurance market. Its introducing cover for customers, claiming cheaper rates than other providers.