MAY 15, 2019

Attention to Details Makes MBUX Game Changer

“We wanted to make sure we had something that was constantly evolving and completely intelligent,” says MBUX chief developer Andrew Hill.

ZF makes vehicles see, think and act.
ZF combines environmental sensors, such as camera and radar (see) with central electronic control units such as the ZF ProAI (think). Based on the data, intelligent mechatronics in the vehicle driveline and chassis systems execute the required vehicle motion control (act). ZF applies its know-how to help develop solutions for mobility megatrends like safety, efficiency and autonomous driving.

Autoline Daily 2019: Top Industry News for May 15

2019 Lexus NX 300h Impressions; Mustang GT350 Sparks Sound Debate; EV Supply Issues

How do more mobility startups get their start in Michigan? One way is PlanetM Startup Grants. With over $1 million in available funding, these grants help mobility companies deploy and test their technologies on Michigan roadways within closed or real-world environments. To learn more about PlanetM Startup Grants, click here .

Experts Say New Emissions Standards Will Boost EVs

The European Union’s tougher emissions standards mean “the product mix will inevitably start to change towards EVs and potentially in the longer run, hydrogen or fuel-cell powertrains,” industry-watcher Jim Saker says.

Toyota No.1 in Most-Seen Auto Ads Ranking

In its first-place ad for the week of May 6, Toyota looks ahead to summer with a spot showing how its models can help you experience your favorite seasonal activities.

Volvo Expands Parental-Leave Policy

The benefit, inspired by the parental-leave policy of Volvo’s Scandinavian homeland, offers both mothers and fathers a total of six months’ leave at 80% of their salaries.

WardsAuto Interiors Conference Coverage

Click here to read stories from the 2019 WardsAuto Interiors Conference, held recently in Novi, MI.

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