One of the things I love most about working at Aptiv is that while we are officially only one-year-old, we still carry a 100-year-old legacy of success with us. We can trace our roots in automotive technology back more than a century and while our history is important, our entrepreneurial…

My three boys have two athletic passions: golf and tennis (Fortnite doesn’t count, although it appears to involve a lot of jumping and shouting). Tennis is an amazing sport and it’s so much fun watching them develop and improve their skills and reaction time. …

Anyone that has traveled to Las Vegas in early January for the Consumer Electronics Show knows three things: (1) you will geek out over the amazing technologies that are unveiled at the show; (2) much of what you see may never make it into the world we live in, and…

When will self-driving cars become available for consumer use? The truth is they already have. Thousands of residents and tourists in Las Vegas are taking Aptiv self-driving cars — accompanied by a safety driver and safety operator — to and from popular spots on the high-traffic strip. In May, our…

You know the old saying, don’t judge a book by its cover? My parents used to tell me that all the time. …

In 1999, Aptiv (then Delphi) put the first radar on a car. Ever. It was a 1999 Jaguar, and we joked that if you bought the radar, you got the car for free. With that first system, we took a technology from aerospace and put it on a car. It…

There’s been a lot of talk around the convergence of the automotive and technology industries. But how does this happen? With a profound knowledge of the automotive infotainment space, Aptiv knows what it takes to make these incredibly complex systems work safely — all the time, in any condition. There…

A lot of people — a lot — are talking about autonomous driving, specifically the software necessary to perfect self-driving cars. …

Today, Aptiv announced the deployment of 30 self-driving cars, equipped with Aptiv’s autonomous driving platform in Las Vegas. These cars will be available to the public via Lyft’s ride-hailing app on an opt-in basis and eventually riders will pay for them just like a traditional Lyft ride. …