Automotive Engineering
May 2021
- Software transforms vehicle development
Software-defined vehicles are driving major changes in hardware and control architectures. - Model-based analysis of e-motor designs
Observing the magnetic field distribution, electromagnetic torque, and iron loss distribution allows engineers to optimize specific performance with minimal weight and material costs. - NVH simulation meets realism
New toolsets help reduce development time and bring sound and vibration data into the real world. - Metamaterials R&D targets NVH abatement
Nissan readies its lightweight acoustic solution for 2022 production - will Hyundai follow? - Editorial
The will to win the climate war - Supplier Eye
Forks in the road - CVT is Bosch's answer to upgrade EV efficiency
- How 3D printing could add efficiency to EV power electronics
- Jeep engineers a Wrangler EV with manual gearbox
- Mahle Powertrain intensifying e-mobility focus
- After a 30-year hiatus, Jeep remakes the Wagoneer
- Alliance platform elevates 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander
- Cadillac to launch 2023 Lyriq EV months earlier than planned
- Q&A
GM's Al Oppenheiser discusses engineering the 2022 GMC Hummer SUV
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