Automotive Engineering
October 2020
- FEV and the Art of EV Testing
The legendary powertrain-engineering group has expanded its global footprint into EV testing and development to keep pace with changing technologies and customer demand. - EVs expand the testing envelope
Horiba builds on its core test-systems expertise as it pivots to battery packs, e-motors, fuel cells and their ancillary technologies. - Symphony in the key of C8
Tenneco and GM solve multiple technical challenges to engineer the mid-engine Corvette's sweet-sounding active exhaust system. - More air for the hydrogen fuel cell
New electric-blower technology aims to enhance HFC efficiency. Aeristech engineering boss Luke Read explains. - Editorial
Enduring the demise of real, live networking - Supplier Eye
What's Next is Now in Sight - What We're Driving
- Active roll stabilization introduced for Audi's large crossovers
- Plastics exec calls for standards to drive new material opportunities
- Ford envisions broad portfolio of renewable materials - including coffee
- SAE project to develop cyber-secure EV charging
- All-composite EV wheel heads to production
- Nissan reveals design study for next-generation Z sportscar
- Q&A
Talking Class-3 electric trucks with Bollinger Motors' CEO and founder Robert Bollinger
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