Blog - Part 5

Corning Gorilla Glass Is Making Huge Improvements Automobile Energy Efficiency

Just about every business in every industry is looking for a way to become more energy efficient and eco-friendly so that we do not waste important resources. That is particularly true in the automobile industry as we look for ways to conserve fuel and make less of an environmental impact with our vehicles. When you…
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September 27, 2017 by Chris Fill
Corning Gorilla Glass Partners with Ford for the Ford GT

Corning Gorilla Glass is making huge, state-of-the-art changes in the automobile windshield industry with their lightweight, durable glass. Corning Gorilla Glass is unlike traditional windshield glass. Corning first began making their glass for the tech industry and it currently used in the majority of smartphones and tablets on the market, as well as some televisions. …
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September 13, 2017 by Chris Fill
Corning Gorilla Glass Revolutionizes the Automotive Windshield Market

Corning Gorilla Glass is not new, it has been around in the tech industry for some time, but they have recently brought their technology to the automobile industry. Whether you knew it or not, Gorilla Glass has been protecting smartphones including iPhones for quite a few years. What sets Corning Gorilla Glass apart? Corning provides…
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September 6, 2017 by Chris Fill
Corning Gorilla Glass Was Featured at the 2016 Paris Motor Show

Corning Gorilla Glass is making headlines around the world because of the way it is revolutionizing automobile glass. Corning Gorilla Glass has been used for about a decade in technology applications such as smartphones, tablets, and televisions and Corning has worked to use that same technology but adapt it to accommodate the needs of the…
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August 24, 2017 by Chris Fill
U.S. House Panel Approves Broad Proposal on Self-driving Cars

Manufacturers of self-driving cars just got a big thumbs-up from the U.S. House of Representatives. A House panel approved a measure that bars states from imposing rules on driverless cars and would allow the deployment of up to 100,000 self-driving vehicles without meeting auto safety standards already in place. The full House will take up…
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August 17, 2017 by Chris Fill
How States Are Legislating Autonomous Vehicles

The world is still a few years off from having autonomous vehicles roaming the streets. However, it is a reality people need to prepare for. As such, many states have begun passing legislation on how these cars can be used once they become more commonplace. Laws are likely going to change and become more detailed…
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by Chris Fill
How New Cars Are Emphasizing Technology As A Primary Feature

Today’s new cars are all about technology and this is especially true of luxury vehicles. Audi just introduced the new 2019 Audi A8, its flagship fourth generation luxury sedan that features a Level 3 automated driving system. With just the touch of a button, the Audi A8 can drive itself when certain conditions are met….
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August 14, 2017 by Chris Fill
Why the Tesla 3 Doesn’t Have a Solar Roof

It’s official. The Tesla 3 does not and will not have a solar roof in the foreseeable future. Nor will any other car. Why? Elon Reeve Musk, Tesla’s CEO and product architect, recently explained why at the 2017 National Governors Association meeting in Rhode Island. Solar Panel Problems Responding to a question from Vermont Governor…
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August 9, 2017 by Chris Fill
Not All Window Tinting Is the Same, Know These 3 Differences

Getting a window tint for your car comes with a lot of benefits. You have an easier time keeping sunlight out of your face when you are trying to drive. You get more privacy, and you can keep the interior of your vehicle at a more manageable temperature. Tinting definitely comes in handy during the…
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August 2, 2017 by Chris Fill
What is ADAS Technology and How is it Contributing to Increased Vehicle Repair Costs?

According to the Association of British Insurers (ABI), vehicle repair costs have increased by as much as 32% in the last three years. Thatcham—the UK’s version of the U.S.’s Insurance Institute for Highway Safety—released a study that cites increased complexity of vehicle materials, the rising cost of spare parts and advanced technology as possible reasons…
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July 26, 2017 by Chris Fill