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ElringKlinger bags series order from global Tier 1 supplier for battery housings

ElringKlinger AG has received an order for metal battery housings from a global Tier 1 supplier. The battery housings are intended for use in commercial vehicles and city bus applications in the American market. The series order has a five-year term with a total order volume in the low three-digit million euro range. To this… Continue reading ElringKlinger bags series order from global Tier 1 supplier for battery housings

ElringKlinger bags series order from global Tier 1 supplier for battery housings

Magna begins production of modular eDecoupling unit for BEVs

Magna has announced the start of production of a first-to-market, modular eDecoupling unit to support multiple battery electric vehicle (BEV) programs for a German premium OEM. A bolt-on stand-alone solution for BEVs, Magna’s electro-magnetic eDecoupling is a robust, field proven product technology that is integrated as a complete module. The eDecoupling is an electromechanical device… Continue reading Magna begins production of modular eDecoupling unit for BEVs

Magna begins production of modular eDecoupling unit for BEVs

Lotus Emira i4

Lotus was founded by a man so preoccupied by lightness that even rivet spacing represented a battleground between him and his design engineers. AMG, on the other hand, is celebrated for contract-killer saloons with cuddly nicknames like ‘Hammer’. These firms aren’t kindred spirits, then, but thanks to Chinese car-making giant Geely, their paths have crossed,… Continue reading Lotus Emira i4

Porsche 718 Spyder RS

Who could forget the Carrera GT? Porsche’s V10 shrieker deserves all the hype it gets, yet it has one under-reported quirk. The car’s race-derived motor gives bystanders the sonic hiding of a lifetime but the individual administering it has to settle for a more subdued rendition. Perversely, you’re better off outside than in. The same can’t… Continue reading Porsche 718 Spyder RS

Kia’s 2024 EV9 electric SUV looks, feels like a hit

Kia has another hit electric vehicle on its hands. That’s my prediction after spending 90 minutes with the 2024 EV9 electric SUV last week. I didn’t get to drive it, and while I don’t yet know the price, the roomy three-row SUV feels destined for success. That is, unless the automaker has another inexplicable brain-fade,… Continue reading Kia’s 2024 EV9 electric SUV looks, feels like a hit

Video: 2024 Kia EV9 electric SUV is loaded with style and features

With up to 300 miles on a charge, power and loads of style, the EV9 may set the standard for three-row electric SUVs. Go to Source

With strike talk prevalent as UAW negotiates, labor expert weighs in

With UAW leadership taking a much more assertive approach publicly to negotiations with the Detroit Three than in the recent past, the prospect of a strike has been a hot topic even before talks got underway last month. But there’s more to a strike than employees just walking off the job and hoisting signs. Marick… Continue reading With strike talk prevalent as UAW negotiates, labor expert weighs in

A Slice of Big Sky Country You Won’t See on ‘Yellowstone’

Recently, western Montana and cities like Bozeman are experiencing a surge in popularity because of the wildly successful drama “Yellowstone” and its prequels “1883” and “1923.” But some of Montana’s most intriguing areas are those that remain untouched by the limelight. The Hi-Line is one of them. It’s the stretch of U.S. Highway 2 that… Continue reading A Slice of Big Sky Country You Won’t See on ‘Yellowstone’