EDPB Guidelines on Connected Vehicles as of March 2021
5 major take aways for OEMs and Mobility Service Providers
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The technologies that will revolutionize the automotive and mobility industry today and in years to come will bring about far-reaching changes in many areas of daily life. Unimagined new possibilities in the field of mobility are set against a wide range of economic, ethical and, above all, legal challenges that must be harmonised as far as possible both today and in the future. In this issue of Interface, experts from our Taylor Wessing Automotive Group look at selected legal issues relating to new concepts of mobility. We hope you enjoy this fascinating read. We would be happy to talk to you soon about these current legal developments.
Your Taylor Wessing Automotive Team
Digital direct sales – motor vehicle sales in upheaval
Insurance law aspects of autonomously driven vehicles
Joint controllers and e-mobility: who is responsible under data protection law?
New PRC data rules: Impacting all automotive industry
Batteries for electric vehicles: Requirements for initial placing on the market and second life use
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