Automakers and suppliers don't feel properly prepared to defend the forthcoming wave of software-defined cars against hackers, according to a recent study. Capgemini's Jean-Marie Lapeyre explains why that is very encouraging.
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Automakers and suppliers don't feel properly prepared to defend the forthcoming wave of software-defined cars against hackers, according to a recent study. Capgemini's Jean-Marie Lapeyre explains why that is very encouraging.
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Dec. 30, 2021 | Tesla timeout, directions to nowhere lead new-tech lows
A Tesla Model Y shuts down its lane-keeping assistant as a punishment and a navigation system upgrade that takes hours to complete then sets a course to a road that has been closed for years. These are some of the lows from new in-car technology experienced by the Automotive News Europe team this year. There were, however, some big winners with the team, which gave top marks to current adaptive cruise control systems.
Automotive News Europe Podcast
Automakers and suppliers don't feel properly prepared to defend the forthcoming wave of software-defined cars against hackers, according to a recent study. Capgemini's Jean-Marie Lapeyre explains why that is very encouraging.
