Automotive Engineering
December 1, 2016
- Editorial: What's old (and revered) is new again
- Toyota sticking with measured, 'Teammate' approach to autonomous development
- Straight-sixes are back (with electrification) at Mercedes-Benz
- McLaren faces the electrified and autonomous future
Can low-volume supercars survive amid stringent CO2 regs and robot cars? McLaren is betting £1 billion on a speedy, powerful-and independent-sports-car future. - New Peugeot SUVs jump to modular platform, increase composites use
- Mercedes EQ concept previews 2019 electric SUV
- 2017 Nissan Rogue adds hybrid system with EV-only mode
- Renault's kids' racer
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