APRIL 27, 2018

F-150 Power Stroke Punches Above Light-Duty Weight Class

Test Drive
Ford adds the 3.0L Power Stroke diesel to its array of gasoline engines offered in the F-150 light-duty pickup, giving customers the option of strong towing and hauling capability along with good fuel economy.

Autoline Daily

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Limited seating remains for WardsAuto Interiors Conference, May 30 in Detroit.
See keynotes from top designers from General Motors and FCA, nine panel discussions on hot topics like new materials and tech, safety, autonomy and ADAS, and user experience. Meet the designers of the Wards 10 Best Interiors winners of 2018 and see winning vehicles on display. Sign up now!

Monthly Measuring Matters

IdeaXchange
Tracking automotive sales performance on a frequent basis is important. Providing insight is an art form.

Boosting Performance and Efficiency of Electric Vehicles through Advanced Adhesive
Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts electric vehicle sales will overtake internal combustion engines within just over 20 years, thanks in part to battery prices coming down sooner than most expect. With every large automaker now working on battery-powered cars, engineers must focus on making new energy vehicles more powerful and efficient than ever before. Sign up for this May 9th webinar now!

Hyundai Lafesta Makes Play for Young Chinese Buyers

Hyundai China design chief Simon Loasby says the Lafesta exudes the automaker’s “sensuous sportiness” design philosophy and will attract new generations of Chinese buyers.

Light-Truck Sales Expert Joins Isuzu Ute Australia

Isuzu Ute, Australia’s national importer and distributor of the Isuzu D-Max range of 4x4 and 4x2 pickups as well as the Isuzu MU-X 7-seat SUV, has appointed Koichiro Yoshida to the board with responsibility for sales, marketing and public relations.

India’s Mahindra Making Renewed Push Into Europe

The KUV100, exhibited at last year’s Barcelona auto show, is meant to compete with the Dacia Duster and Suzuki Ignis at the low end of the market.

LCVs Can Be at Forefront of Autonomy, Says Citroën

City goods delivery will be the biggest challenge for driverless tech, a top executive says.

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