SAE Truck & Off-Highway Engineering
December 2020
- Battery of issues surrounds large-vehicle electrification
Converting heavy-duty vehicles to battery power will require advances in weight reduction and thermal management. - Autonomy kicks up some dust
Machines that move, haul and plow earth can capitalize on autonomous systems today via increased safety and productivity in the field and significant cost savings. - Digitalizing to deliver actionable data
Mobile hydraulics expert details key trends in controls and IoT connectivity to improve machine design and end-user operations. - Editorial
2020 the year of 'digital experiences' - New SAE Wireless Charging standard is EV game-changer
- Valeo equips buses with COVID-killing air-sterilization system
- Mahle amps up electrification R&D, battery-cooling capability
- Strategic partnerships target SAE Level-4 trucks
- Western Star develops all-new 49X with quieter cab, lighter but stronger chassis
- Ford expands EV lineup with E-Transit cargo van
- Q&A
Cummins' Kris Ptasznik details new EPA-compliant 2021 heavy-duty diesels.
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