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June 10, 2010 A Penton Media Property Vol. 3 No. 11
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JCI 'Head Medium Display' Drawing OEM Interest

Increasing Oil Imports, Competition Pushing China Toward Electric Future

Oz Report Suggests Backup Cameras Should Be Mandatory

Continental's AutoLinQ System 'Smarting Up' Vehicle Infotainment

GM China to Provide Blueprint for Future Transportation

Volt Preview Expected to Generate Buzz Among Rescue Workers


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JCI 'Head Medium Display' Drawing OEM Interest
HMD projects vital vehicle information on a pop-up screen placed on the dash just beyond the steering wheel, rather than directly onto the windshield as with a traditional HUD.

Increasing Oil Imports, Competition Pushing China Toward Electric Future
The goal to sell 500,000 EVs by 2015 was reached in March at a meeting of China’s top-10 auto makers, which also predict EVs and hybrids will account for 30% of the industry’s annual output in the same timeframe.

Oz Report Suggests Backup Cameras Should Be Mandatory
Four-wheel-drive vehicles aren’t the only models with visibility problems. A Holden Commodore sedan with a trunk-mounted spoiler has a blindspot 49 ft. long, compared with 11.8 ft. for a Land Rover Discovery.

Continental's AutoLinQ System 'Smarting Up' Vehicle Infotainment
Because the software is embedded in the vehicle, it does away with the handheld device and makes access to content applications through the car’s existing human machine interface.

GM China to Provide Blueprint for Future Transportation
By 2025, 60% of the world’s 8 billion people will live in cities, requiring “new ways of organizing and managing transportation,” one analyst says.

Volt Preview Expected to Generate Buzz Among Rescue Workers
A smartphone application featuring vehicle information might be in the works to further assist first responders.

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