APRIL 28, 2022

Q1 Profits Slip But GM Optimistic About 2022 Finances

Chairman and CEO Mary Barra says despite rising costs, GM is expediting its introductions of electric vehicles and other vehicles with internal-combustion engines.

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for April 28

VW Wants More U.S. EV Manufacturing; Ford Earnings Suggest More Cuts; Buyers Prefer Online Experience

Exploring The Emerging Automotive Edge
Hear from Dell Technologies what edge compute means in an automotive context and how it’s likely to shape the industry, vehicles, and consumer experiences over the next 5 years. Learn which standards are shaping the technology and the realities of managing data along the vehicle to cloud continuum. Understand the need for partnerships and how the ecosystem will enable monitoring of a vehicle’s entire life cycle from cradle to grave as a digital twin.

Mahle Sees ICE As Weapon in Fighting Climate Change

Michael Frick, Mahle’s deputy chairman and chief financial officer, says the increased electrification of powertrains must be balanced by the reality that climate-warming emissions could increase if internal combustion does not feature in the drive for lower CO2.

Eaton Expands European EV Production Facilities

From TU Automotive
US automotive power management provider Eaton is continuing it European expansion of its Vehicle Group and eMobility businesses with a new R&D center in Germany.

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