Automotive Engineering
January 2018
- Level Zero hero
Jeep's iconic Wrangler is all-new-and unapologetically analog. - Fusing sensors for the automated-driving future
Complex processing architectures, faster networks and even more sophisticated software are vital for 100% accurate Level 4 and 5 systems. - Who wants Afreecar?
One billion people globally survive on less than $2/day but desperately need personal mobility and electric power. One of the auto industry's most creative minds offers what could be a unique and sustainable solution. - Dana opens new chapter on CVTs
A dedicated development center is hustling the unique VariGlide "spherical traction drive" toward 2020 production. - Plastics key to mobility innovations
The 2017 SPE Innovation Awards highlight the design, engineering and materials-science collaborations between vehicle OEMs and their tier suppliers. - Editorial: Making the case for simple, robust 'core' engineering
- Supplier Eye
Learnings from a pivotal year - The Navigator
Cooking up the perfect automated-driving system - SAE Standards News
Moving swiftly to define the shared-mobility future - Thermal management plucks CAFE's low-hanging fruit
- 2019 Corvette ZR1 goes with the (air)flow
- PSA's plan of action for Opel/Vauxhall: electrification, shared platforms
- Kiekert unveils automatic-door tech for autonomous vehicles
- 2018 Stinger: Kia's track-capable family hauler
- 2018 Porsche Cayenne rides high on air suspension, lighter unibody
- Q&A
Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath
Related Topics:
