The keenly anticipated Lotus Type 135 EV won’t be the final two-seat sports car from Hethel, despite its push into more mainstream segments and ambitious sales projections. Due to be revealed in 2026 before production begins in 2027, the Type 135 will be similar in spirit to the new Lotus Emira and its recently retired… Continue reading Lotus plans more electric sports cars beyond 2027 Type 135
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Hyundai Mobis develops adjustable display tech for vehicle cockpits
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Volvo launches green castings for engines
Volvo Group in India has launched the its first eco-friendly castings that will go into building its engines. This sets online with their commitment to become a climate neutral company by 2040 which also includes its supply chain and global suppliers from India. These green castings, which will be produced by Brakes India, using scrap, alloys, and… Continue reading Volvo launches green castings for engines
GM invests in UVeye to enhance customer service
Advanced vehicle diagnostic systems provider UVeye, has received an investment from the capital venture arm of General Motors, GM Ventures to help fund the company’s development and commercialisation of its technology. In addition, UVeye has also entered into a commercial agreement with General Motors to expand its automated high-speed systems to GM dealerships in various markets. The two companies… Continue reading GM invests in UVeye to enhance customer service
Ferrari 296 GTS is 819bhp hybrid convertible
The overall effect of the subtle makeover gives “an extremely compact cabin effortlessly integrated with the wings and flanks”. Aerodynamic efficiency and downforce are on a par, too – with Ferrari engineers taking care to ensure the airflow impact of the wing and buttresses is replicated – and there is still an active rear spoiler… Continue reading Ferrari 296 GTS is 819bhp hybrid convertible
Ford CEO’s bold move to close a money-losing plant bodes well for long-term stock holders
We believe this change will be meaningful to long-term earnings, and it shows how Ford CEO Jim Farley is taking no prisoners on his drive to profitability. Go to Source
China’s electric vehicle battery supply chain shows signs of forced labor, report says
There are indications that Chinese companies that produce raw materials for EV batteries use forced labor, according to The New York Times. Go to Source
ZF develops modular system for special vehicles
At Interschutz 2022, ZF will be showcasing for the first time a new modular drive system for special vehicles that guarantees manufacturers maximum flexibility and reliability for extreme use cases. Comprising an automatic transmission, transfer case and electric motor, the modular concept is perfectly equipped for heavy use on rough terrain, airports, construction sites and… Continue reading ZF develops modular system for special vehicles
Autoliv adapts to new business conditions, targets 12-17% growth in 2022
Autoliv, the global leader in automotive safety systems, is adapting to new business conditions and is beginning to see results from its price increase negotiations with customers to offset inflationary pressures. According to the company, year-to-date, global LVP (light vehicle production) has been limited by supply side issues and COVID-19 related lockdowns in China, rather… Continue reading Autoliv adapts to new business conditions, targets 12-17% growth in 2022
Fixcraft acquires auto spares brand, VMotive
Vivek Sharma, Founder and CEO, Fixcraft says the acquisition will deepen its play in the repair and after sales segment Fixcraft, a car repair and service startup has acquired VMotive, the automotive spares brand of Vogo. As part of the acquisition, employees of V-Motive will also join Fixcraft. The company said that with the acquisition, it… Continue reading Fixcraft acquires auto spares brand, VMotive