Renault subsidiary plant to make Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross and Nissan Micra EVs for Europe

Mitsubishi Motors’ new electric vehicle (EV) for the European market, the Eclipse Cross, along with Nissan’s compact electric Micra, will be produced at the factory of Renault Group’s EV-focused subsidiary Ampere in Douai, France. Both Japanese automakers’ new models, built on Renault’s electric vehicle platforms, are slated to debut in Europe by the end of 2025.

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Samsung Display bets on OLED to accelerate smart cockpit transformation

As AI and autonomous driving technologies transform automotive displays from simple information output devices into central hubs for human-vehicle interaction, Samsung Display Co. (SDC) is seizing opportunities in enhanced automobile cockpits, emphasizing the advantages of OLED technology in terms of power consumption, image quality, form factor, and reliability.

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Taiwan’s New Smart Technology lands major US AR glasses order

A fresh wave of augmented reality (AR) smart glasses is beginning to ripple through the consumer electronics market, promising to leap far beyond current AI-enabled eyewear in both sophistication and scale. This shift is not only setting the stage for a new era of immersive digital experiences but also reinvigorating segments of the global consumer electronics supply chain.

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Taiwan showcases Mighty Hornet III as drone industry cuts dependence on China

At the 2023 Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE), drones were little more than side displays. This year, they dominated the show. Industry analysts say Taiwan’s drone sector only began gaining real traction after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Since then, the share of locally made critical components has surged from about 60-70% to at least 95% in less than three years.

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Meta pivots to AR and AI as VR growth stalls

Meta Platforms is doubling down on augmented reality (AR) displays with a new line of AI-powered glasses, even as its virtual reality (VR) headsets lose momentum. At the annual Meta Connect 2025 event, the company positioned AR and AI-driven services at the core of its next phase, signaling a shift from hardware-heavy VR to software-driven innovation.

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