Nissan future product | Lightship eRV expansion | Qualcomm & Bosch ADAS | Hyundai Boulder | Orbital AI data centers

Volume 6, Issue 10

Nissan reveals new vision and future product roadmaps

At its Vision Event earlier this week, the company showed the designs for a few upcoming vehicles, including an all-electric Juke, as part of a broader strategy for AI-defined vehicles and a portfolio streamlined from 56 to 45 models with more powertrain options to enhance customer choice.

Lightship expands manufacturing capacity for its game-changing electric RV

The expansion supports growing demand for its AE.1, a trailer with ground-breaking aerodynamics and TrekDrive propulsion that now comes with a streamlined customization offering and premium features now standard at a lower starting price, making it more accessible for users looking to improve range.

Qualcomm Technologies and Bosch add ADAS to cockpit partnership

The partners aim to make ADAS solutions for enhanced safety and comfort available to everyone, with the collaboration having secured significant new business wins for both next-generation ADAS and cockpit solutions, with deliveries spanning all vehicle segments from entry to premium.

Boulder concept previews Hyundai’s midsize pickup, its first U.S. body-on-frame vehicle

The SUV unveiled at the 2026 New York International Auto Show has an upright two-box silhouette with an “Art of Steel” form language, promises new levels of off-road prowess with genuine towing/hauling, and confirms future body-on-frame vehicles to be designed, developed, and built in America.

Orbital plans AI data centers in low Earth orbit

Using solar power and radiative cooling to remove the energy and cooling constraints that limit terrestrial AI infrastructure, the a16z speedrun-backed startup plans to launch its first test mission of Nvidia Space-1 Vera Rubin GPU-powered satellites in 2027 and is opening an R&D facility in Los Angeles.