Automotive Engineering International 2010-04-06
- AEI Best Engineered Vehicle 2010- Ford
Taurus
The readers and editors have selected the most significant vehicle of the year. Ford attacks premium sedan segment with all the technology it can muster. - Focused on fuel economy
Technology is only part of the solution for reducing vehicle energy consumption. In part 2 of AEI's Fuel Efficiency series, vehicle engineers explain why driver behavior is also a key factor. - No stopping safety system advances
Engineers are focusing on active systems intergration, especially with radars and cameras, more centralized processing, and silicon germanium for 77- GHz systems. - Shedding pounds on a magnesium diet
Tough CAFE standards are pushing automakers to consider using more lightweight magnesium rather than aluminum, steel, or plastics. - Automotive Engineering International 2010 tech
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The editors of Automotive Engineering International preview the most innovative supplier technologies to be displayed April 13th through 15th in Detroit at teh SAE World Congress. This year's exhibit has a renewed focus on innovation, with fewer companies showing more significant solutions to industry challenges. Check out our full coverage of the event online at sae.org/mags/aei/saewc.
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