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ArticleJaguar I-Pace to start driverless tests with Waymo this year
Waymo plans to include up to 20,000 driverless I-Pace cars in its fleet (Photo: Jaguar I-Pace)The Jaguar I-Pace will become part of Waymo's driverless fleet in 2020 and tests with a self-driving version of the SUV will start this year already.The two companies said up to 20,000 I-Pace SUVs ...
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ArticleJaguar Land Rover invests in advanced engineering
Jaguar unveiled its new XF model during a dramatic 'high-wire' water crossing in London (Photo: JLR)Jaguar Land Rover is expanding its advanced engineering and design center in Whitley, England, in a move to speed up the development of technologically sophisticated premium vehicles.The British carmaker, which is owned by India's ...
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ArticleJLR, Intel to jointly development infotainment systems
The Jaguar XF and XJR on display at the 2013 Frankfurt auto show (Photo: JLR)Jaguar Land Rover is joining forces with chipmaker Intel to develop future vehicle infotainment systems. The British car group, which is owned by India's Tata Motors, also is opening a new r&d center in Portland, ...
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ArticleDassault says Renault, JLR opt for Version 6 platform
Dassault’s Version 6 opens car development to consumers (Photo: Dassault Systemes)Dassault Systemes said carmakers Renault and Jaguar Land Rover have decided in favor ofthe French PLM software group's Version 6 platform.Dassault said the carmakers evaluated other systems but decided to adopt its platform to address increasing vehicle complexity, the need ...
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ArticleJaguar will build hybrid supercar
The C-X75 concept for a hybrid supercar was unveiled at the 2010 Paris auto showJaguar plans to build a hybrid supercar with an acceleration from 0 to 100km/h of 3.0 seconds and a top speed in excess of 300km/h.The premium carmaker, a unit of Tata Motors of India, said the ...
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ArticleRealVNC's connectivity software to be integrated in Jaguar XJ
A Blackberry Smartphone is integrated into the Jaguar XJ using RealVNC softwareJaguar's XJ model will feature smartphone connectivity developed by British remote-control software maker RealVNC.At the Blackberry World conference in Orlando, Florida, this week Jaguar showed the system, which projects the display of a smartphone onto its central touchscreen.The system, ...
