Automotive Engineering
March 2019
- Rethinking the HUD
Advanced tech solutions move toward augmented reality to bring greater capability to head-up displays. - Motor matters
New designs and materials are key to the next generation of electric machines for EV propulsion. - Harnessing the power of Sim
Serious cost savings could come from eliminating vehicle- and systems-level tests. Powerful simulation tools may be the only way to tackle the increasing complexity in mobility development. - An OBE for the SAE
Meet Paul Mascarenas-SAE International's 2019 president. He's a staunch advocate for professional development for engineers amid the mobility industry's transformation. - Solving the propulsion puzzle
Must-attend expert panels at SAE's WCX '19 will cover the propulsion-tech future like no other. - Editorial
Kill the EV tax credit by 2025 - SAE Standards News
SAE and Synopsys collaborate on cyber study - Supplier Eye
New Co. vs. Old Co. - What We're Driving
- Supra's revival is Toyota's spin on German engineering
- 2020 Explorer is the first product to emerge-more quietly-from Ford's newest NVH lab
- Nissan concept sport sedan is all-electric, driver-optional
- MEET a new propulsion proposition for Mahle
- Continental's new CTO to lead retooled R&D pillar
- New V8, big towing, trick features and tech for 2020 Chevy Silverado HD
- FCA debuts new Ram Heavy Duty pickups
- 2020 Ford Super Duty debuts all-new OHV V8
- 2019 Chevrolet Blazer just right for the voracious SUV market
- Q&A
Mazda's Masahiro Moro
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