Fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) have gained increasing attention in recent years as a promising alternative to traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. FCVs use hydrogen as fuel and produce electricity through a chemical reaction with oxygen in the air. This process produces only water vapour as a byproduct, making FCVs a clean and efficient alternative

The wireless electric vehicle charging (WEVC) is a fast emerging advanced technology in the electric vehicle market. Charging cables is an efficient way to charge electric vehicles compared to wireless charging. However, given the upcoming growth in autonomous vehicles, smart homes and cities, wireless charging will be an ideal way of charging electric vehicles. WEVC

Automakers around the world are racing towards developing autonomous and connected car technologies. BMW, Ford, General Motors Honda, Hyundai, Groupe PSA, Mercedes and Volkswagen are quite active in developing such technologies. Ford is also very focused on advancing its autonomous technology and has partnered with other companies. With the deployment of 5G technology, Ford has

Background C-V2X (cellular-vehicle-to-everything) is a type of V2X communications which was standardised in 2017 by 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project).  3GBP is an organisation responsible for developing mobile telephony protocols. In C-V2X, the cellular network is used in vehicle communication instead of DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communications). C-V2X  can use the same 5.9GHz radio channel

The ride-hailing industry has decades’ long history though substantially supported by recent technology advancements, increasing use of smartphones and urbanisation. Since the start of e-hailing, pioneered by Uber, various ride-hailing companies such as Lyft, Didi Chuxing and Ola entered the market and started disrupting the transportation industry. The market is now getting more tractions as