Intelligent Vehicle Expo North America (previously ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo) is fast approaching, with the show returning to Novi, Michigan, on October 27-29, 2026. Now integrated into the newly launched Vehicle Tech Week North America, the event remains the region’s leading gathering for engineers, program leaders and decision-makers working across ADAS, autonomous systems, AI, sensing, perception and vehicle software platforms.

More than 250 solution providers are expected on the show floor, with exhibits spanning vehicle testing and validation, ADAS and autonomous vehicle development, NVH measurement and analysis, emissions and powertrain testing, simulation and virtual development tools, and data acquisition and test automation.

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California-based global EAI ecosystem company Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (FFAI) has announced two strategic business updates and restructuring initiatives.

The first is for the company to become a physical AI investment, incubation and holding company and bring its robotics business into AIxC, which is expected to be renamed FFR.

The second focuses on upgrading the company’s automotive strategy across three areas: entering the robotaxi market, including potential connectivity with the Cybercab network; extending Faraday Future’s EAI cabin technology to other intelligent vehicles; and enabling Faraday Future vehicles to connect with robotaxi networks.

Autonomous vehicles

The automotive industry is undergoing significant changes driven by autonomous driving, shared autonomous mobility and mobility services.

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Benteler Mobility is introducing a modular mobility solution to the US market that brings together service planning, automation and financing to help transit agencies assess different service scenarios based on actual demand and available budgets.

The AI platform Ioki provides network analytics and an integrated platform for managing fixed-route, on-demand and autonomous services. With Ioki’s digital twin and scenario modeling, agencies can assess route changes and new service concepts against ridership patterns and cost structures before implementation.

Holon provides the purpose-built Holon urban autonomous shuttle, which is ADA-accessible and can carry up to 15 passengers. Benteler Mobility integrates the vehicles, digital platform and deployment support.

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Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa and Wayve co-founder and CEO Alex Kendall will discuss the companies’ developments in artificial intelligence and mobility, and technology that can be deployed at scale, at next week’s Wave by Vento 2026 in Turin, Italy. At the event, the companies will also offer demonstration rides in Fiat 500e and Maserati Grecale development vehicles featuring STLA AutoDrive powered by Wayve.

The vehicles integrate Wayve’s AI Driver with the STLA AutoDrive platform to demonstrate hands-free, door-to-door supervised automated driving at Level 2++ in real-world conditions. These demonstrations follow the showcasing of a Jeep Grand Cherokee development vehicle at Stellantis’s Investor Day in May; along with the Fiat 500e and Maserati Grecale, the he same core AI driving foundation will have been demonstrated across three distinct vehicles, platforms and configurations.

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Invited passengers in the Orlando community of Lake Nona can now book and take rides on board self-driving ID Buzz vehicles in MOIA America‘s first passenger operations in the USA. This passenger ride phase represents the next stage of testing in Lake Nona, adding passenger operations to MOIA America’s ongoing testing and validation activities across US markets.

Invited riders can experience the service by requesting trips directly through the Beep mobile app and providing feedback to help inform future operations. They will board and depart self-driving ID Buzz vehicles at dedicated pickup and drop-off locations along three planned routes within the Lake Nona community.

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Valens Semiconductor has announced a collaboration with Onsemi on a cost-optimized integrated sensor for high-volume 3MP automotive camera applications. Through this collaboration the parties intend to give OEMs and Tier 1s a faster path to A-PHY.

Under the agreement, Valens will work with Onsemi on the cost-optimized A-PHY offering that can be integrated into Onsemi’s image sensors. The collaboration strengthens the A-PHY ecosystem by bringing together complementary expertise in connectivity and automotive imaging technologies. The technologies can enable driver monitoring, surround-view cameras, interior sensing, and ADAS displays and interfaces.

“This is a major milestone for Valens, MIPI A-PHY and for the automotive ecosystem as a whole,” said Yoram Salinger, CEO at Valens Semiconductor.

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IKEA is set become the first company to use Kodiak’s driverless freight technology without a safety observer, later in 2026.

The companies have worked together for four years, during which time Kodiak has delivered more than 1,300 loads and logged over 750,000 miles while autonomously transporting IKEA goods with a safety observer on board. Kodiak says the service has operated seven days a week in a range of conditions, achieving a near-perfect on-time delivery record.

The driverless service will begin on a route in Texas that Kodiak has tested for four years. The initial driver-out leg will cover 352km, primarily along Interstate 45 between Kodiak’s Houston and Dallas-area facilities.

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Autonomous vehicles without safety personnel remain some way from widespread deployment on German roads, but a nationwide consortium of transport operators, technology providers and authorities is working to prepare for their introduction.

Following the announcement of the KIRA+ project to test SAE Level 4 autonomous driving in local public transportation in Germany, a consortium group has announced that next month it is to begin co-developing a framework intended to streamline the approval process in the country for autonomous vehicle operating areas, with the aim of obtaining approval within around three months once the first vehicles reach the market.

Continue reading Holon joins project to help with AV operating area approval bottlenecks at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

A £3m (US$3.8m) UK government-backed autonomous driving research project led by Nissan, in partnership with Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) at the University of Warwick and PAVE UK, is exploring the deployment of autonomous passenger services in the UK.

The ADventure project will launch a mobility service in Cambridge to assess how autonomous driving services can be safely introduced and used by real-world communities.

Looking beyond vehicle technology, the project will study how an autonomous mobility service can operate in a real-world environment. Working alongside local authorities, commuters and residents, the project will examine how future AD technology can create social value, improve accessibility and address local transportation challenges.

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Coretura, a software-defined vehicle (SDV) platform company founded by Daimler Truck and Volvo, has selected Alloy Kore, a foundational software layer co-developed by Vector and QNX, to support the development of its next-generation software-defined commercial vehicles.

Leading the transformation of commercial vehicle software

Coretura is building an SDV platform for commercial vehicles, based on one platform and one standard. To advance this mission, Coretura has selected Alloy Kore as the safety-certified software platform foundation within its SDV platform architecture, targeted at high-performance compute (HPC) in the commercial vehicle environment.

“Coretura was founded to advance mobility at the speed of ideas,” said Johan Lundén, CEO, Coretura.

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