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AUGUST 24, 2017

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Bosch Mulls Battery Cell Production, Seeks Electrified Future

Stuttgart, Germany-based Bosch already supplies battery systems, including motors and inverters, to more than 30 projects by global vehicle manufacturers such as Porsche and Fiat.

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Many look to make a difference. At BorgWarner, we’re actually doing it. Every day, we’re innovating new technologies that can be found in efficient gasoline, clean diesel, hybrid and pure electric vehicles as well as in commercial and on/off-highway applications. We’re driven to create a clean, energy-efficient world.

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Daimler to Restructure Company, ADAS Technology Has Impact, Volkswagen Introduces New Small CUV

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Power Creation.  Power Distribution.  Power Optimization.  It’s what we do. 
Automotive, truck and bus customers around the globe rely on Eaton to help improve fuel efficiency in an increasingly stringent regulatory environment.  We manage mechanical, hydraulic, and electric power efficiently and safely throughout the vehicle, maximizing performance through system integration and intelligent software. Learn more at Eaton.com/vehicle.

Ferrari Reveals New Entry-Level Portofino Drop-top

The Portofino’s turbocharged 3.9L V-8 engine is a development of the 90-degree unit used by the California T, but tuned to deliver an extra 40 hp, with 592 hp produced at 7,500 rpm.

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ArcelorMittal makes cars stronger and safer from the inside out.
ArcelorMittal’s S-in motion® program incorporates strength, safety and sustainability into lightweight steel solutions for vehicles. See how ArcelorMittal, the world’s leading steel and mining company, is making a material difference for automakers at drivesteel.com.

Forecast: U.S. Auto Market Continues Downward Trend in August

The report puts the seasonally adjusted annual rate of sales for August at 16.5 million units, below the 17.1 million SAAR from same-month 2016 and 16.7 million in the prior month.

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The Trump administration has pulled out of the Paris Agreement , but CO2 reduction remains a big global motivator. During WardsAuto Outlook on Sept. 14, we'll explore current and future regulations in major markets, including EU, China, North America, and more. Register now to join us and get insights into the risks and opportunities these trends pose for your business.

Autonomous Ride-Sharing: Key to Consumer Adoption of Driverless Cars

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Most consumers will satisfy their curiosity through driverless ride-sharing vehicles, form educated opinions on whether the technology is suitable for them and gradually become more familiar and at ease with autonomous technology.

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Driveline Output Basis for New Audi Model Names

The designation of each model is linked directly to the output of its driveline irrespective of its layout. The new names will apply to all standard Audi models with either a gasoline, diesel, natural gas, plug-in hybrid or electric driveline.

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Can YOU win on the new automotive battleground: UX?
Sexy exterior styling and great performance do not sway consumers like they used to.  Now it’s connectivity, convenience and other innovative tech inside that seals the deal.  Automakers and suppliers alike are racing to give their brands’ user experience a competitive advantage, and the WardsAuto UX Conference on October 5 is focused on how to get there.  LEARN MORE

Audi Board Reportedly Facing Management Shakeup

Sources say ahead of Monday's meeting of the automaker's supervisory board that CEO Rupert Stadler will keep his job, but the heads of finance, production, human resources and sales are on their way out..

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Ford poaches Key Safety CEO to head its China operations

Ford Motor Co said the new head of its China operations will be Jason Luo, the CEO of auto parts maker Key Safety Systems with wide experience in M&A.

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Bevy of VW T-Roc Models to Cover Wide Band in Europe’s Small CUV Sector

The new Golf-based model, sized below the Tiguan, will be sold in Europe but not the U.S. VW has other plans for the North American market.

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