SEPTEMBER 16, 2019

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.

Few Terms in Place as UAW Strikes GM

The strike by 49,000 full and part-time workers follows an impasse that developed almost immediately after the negotiations opened in July.

The future of mobility is going to be decided at PlanetM.
PlanetM provides grants and helps startups connect with established players. Find out where it’s all happening.

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Sept. 16

Mercedes Creates Wild Retro Concept; UAW Strikes Against GM; Audi Names New CEO

Röchling Automotive drives mobility forward. Together with our customers, we are shaping the future of mobility. Our system solutions help to master today's great challenges; protecting the environment while improving the driving experience.

Detroit Provides Powertrain Feast for Truck Shoppers

The Big Story
Taken as a whole, the latest powertrains for fullsize pickups represent a truly impressive collection of state-of-the-art engineering dedicated to lightweight materials, reduced friction and improved efficiency.

Fastest-Ever Lamborghini Introduced at Frankfurt

A 48V motor delivering 34 hp incorporated into the gearbox, combined with Lamborghini’s 785-hp V-12 engine, combine to give the Sian a total of 819 hp.

Seven Vehicles Top-Rated in European Crash Tests

The tests involved Mercedes-Benz’s first electric off-road vehicle, the EQC, and its second-generation CLA; Skoda’s high-riding Kamiq; the fourth-generation SsangYong Korando; BMW’s latest Z4, the new Audi A1; and the Ford Focus.

ACEA: Sales of Electrified Cars Continue Growing in Europe

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
The share of electrified vehicles grew to 7.4% of Europe’s new-car market, from 5.7% in first-half 2018. Sales grew 26.1% to a record 667,729 units.

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