
Blackberry and Baidu Extend Partnership to Work on Autonomous Driving
The partnership between Baidu and Blackberry will help car manufacturers to effectively and efficiently produce safe autonomous vehicles.
The partnership between Baidu and Blackberry will help car manufacturers to effectively and efficiently produce safe autonomous vehicles.
Virgin Galactic stock has climbed more than 106% over the past year. These days, the stock is also in the green.
Last year, Evergrande showed off six new electric vehicles under a brand called Hengchi, with the hope of starting production this year.
Ford’s recent restructuring plan and electric vehicle push have brought new optimism among the investors. Besides, analysts are hopeful for a positive Q4 2020 earnings report which has pushed F stock to rally this week.
In their announcement, IAG mentioned that Air Europa currently has 52 aircraft at their disposal, which is16 fewer than the day the deal was initially made.
The partnership announced by Tencent and Geely is expected to be mutually beneficial.
General Motors will work with Microsoft to promote productivity. The partnership will also help to introduce new mobility services to General Motors’ customers.
The Tesla Model Y electric SUV comes in two variants and has been manufactured at Tesla’s local Shanghai gigafactory. The Model Y rollover is part of Tesla’s plan to gain a significant market share in China.
Despite the gloomy EV deliveries in the EU, Wedbush Analyst Dan Ives believes the best days for Tesla are yet ahead and gives the stock a new 12-month price target of $950.
Following all the announcements made at the CES event, General Motors stock rocketed. On Thursday, it hit a new record close, topping $50.
General Motors investors are arguably betting big on the company’s stock as the firm is set to spinoff about five new products beginning from this year.
The Chairman of Foxconn Technology Group stated that the partnership aligns with the company’s visions and reemphasizing the leading position Foxconn holds in today’s technology ecosystem.
General Motors is accelerating the development of all-electric vans produced by its new business unit BrightDrop. On the other hand, the company has also revealed its ambitions to bring flying car taxis into the market.
The shares of Nio are bound to see bigger moves particularly with the firm’s readiness to throw its gauntlet in churning out advanced technologies.
Apple and Hyundai can possibly release a “beta-version” of the car by 2022 and it will go into full-scale mass production by 2024. A Hyundai Motors spokesperson has subtly revealed that the two companies are in talks.