Israeli startups chase Mobileye as next automotive tech unicorn

Startups long to be the next Mobileye, with its $35 billion market cap from advanced driver assist and autonomous systems.

June 12, 2023 12:00 PM

TEL AVIV — Israeli automotive technology CEOs frequently joke about the crazy driving in their country.

Featured Stories

Toyota’s Ted Ogawa: Stretch life cycles to improve affordability

In an exclusive interview, Toyota Motor North America CEO Ted Ogawa said that affordability can be helped by stretching some vehicle life cycles.

Larry P. Vellequette

|

Toyota’s Ted Ogawa: Stretch life cycles to improve affordability

100 Leading Women

Automotive News Leading Women talk mentorship, mental health at 2025 conference

|

Automotive News Leading Women talk mentorship, mental health at 2025 conference

Toyota’s Arene, debuting in the 2026 RAV4, launches a new era of advanced software

Toyota’s Arene, debuting in the 2026 RAV4, launches a new era of advanced software

Tesla, Hyundai, BMW, Mercedes test smarter robots as manufacturing aims for human-free ‘dark factory’

Tesla, Hyundai, BMW, Mercedes test smarter robots as manufacturing aims for human-free ‘dark factory’

Latest News

Tesla sticks to German plant expansion despite sales slump

Toyota joins race for humanoid robot workers, pledges to amplify — not replace — people

Canadian auto executives call for greater ambition amid Trump threats

F&I tips: How lenders can get dealer to use their technology

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Technology

Cadillac’s advanced manufacturing techniques pioneered on the $360,000 Celestiq

Aurora bringing back human backups to self-driving trucks after Paccar spat

Driver-assistance features don’t impress consumers, J.D. Power finds

Why a Mercedes-owned supplier is a top pick of Ferrari, Lamborghini

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.