Automotive Engineering
July/August 2021
- Making the case for in-wheel motors
IWMs can improve EV efficiency, dynamics, safety, and manufacturability - when unsprung mass is addressed in their design. - 3D printing scales-up
Constant innovation in machine design, compatible materials and design software is leading additive manufacturing from the prototype shop to the production floor. - Boosting patents during the pandemic
Nissan's North American researchers set a company record for their patent output during the first year of the pandemic. Two teams revealed how they kept the IP on track. - Editorial
The global materials war - Supplier Eye
BEV - A new business model - Stellantis goes all-in on EV
- Radiated emissions testing gathers bandwidth
- Aptiv: More EVs mean more profit with SVA
- Ford engineered 2022 Bronco to give Jeep the willies
- 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L grows all around
- Ford's unibody 2022 Maverick aims to revitalize the compact pickup
- Q&A
Nissan Americas senior VP Chris Reed discusses his company's expanding R&D, testing, and engineering muscle.
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