FEBRUARY 6, 2020

ZF is shaping the next generation of mobility in four areas: integrated vehicle safety, vehicle motion control, electrified powertrains and automated driving functions and systems. With a broad and unique product portfolio, ZF offers system solutions that enable vehicles to see, think and act, making driving safer, more efficient and more comfortable. Learn more at zf.com

Nissan Touts New V-6 as Big Feature on Frontier Pickup

Chicago Auto Show
All-new Frontier arrives next year with 3.8L direct-injection V-6 that produces 310 hp (up 49 hp) and 281 lb.-ft (381 Nm) of torque.

Autoline Daily 2020: Top Industry News

FCA’s Sales & Profits Slide; Passenger Car Sales Continue to Fall; Design Sketches Reveal New Hyundai i20

Chevrolet Introduces Refreshed ’21 Equinox at Chicago

New styling, the addition of a sporty RS trim level and the inclusion of more safety and driver-assist technology across trims are among the features of the updated ’21 Equinox going on sale in the fall.

2020 WardsAuto Engine & Propulsion Summit: Supplier Roundtable

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Discussing propulsion technology with Wards analyst Drew Winter are ZF's Jörg Trampler, Eaton's Karl Sievertsen, American Axle & Mfg.'s Craig Renneker and Mahle's Hugh Blaxill. The summit was held Jan. 16 in Detroit.

Cybertruck’s Low Costs Will Save Tesla Millions

John McElroy Insights
Critics had a field day ripping into the design, but they missed a crucial point: Tesla can eliminate most of the tooling costs.

Stop Hating on the Hummer Electric

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
GM isn’t the first automaker to see the value in tagging an EV with a high-performance moniker. We doubt it’ll be the last.

Toyota Thailand Foresees ‘Challenging Year’

“We are facing headwinds including the decreased level of consumer confidence and private consumption, tightening car loan schemes and (the) continuing uncertainty of the global economic trends,” says Michinobu Sugata, president-Toyota Motor Thailand.

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