Automotive Engineering
September 2021
- Weaving a new future for composites
In a shift perhaps as prolific as steel to aluminum, woven plastics may finally bring the magic of composites to cost-effective mass-production. - New composites target EV applications
No longer a low-volume play, the latest composite materials offer EV developers new options for lightweighting, thermal management and structures. - Acura TLX is Honda's new body-build benchmark
All-new for 2021, Acura's midsize sport sedan gets an exclusive platform to go with its structural, materials and dynamic advancements. Body development leader Jeremy Lucas explains. - Schaeffler builds an e-motor powerhouse
Armed with state-of-the-art manufacturing and a history of innovation, Schaeffler Group is attacking the e-mobility space, says Daniel Sayre. - Editorial
EV bafflers, surprises and ironies - Altair honors weight-saving innovations
- Finding failure inside lithium-metal batteries
- GM puts its new 2023 Corvette V8 on a different 'plane'
- SAE Standards News
New ISO-SAE 21434 for cybersecurity - Supplier Eye
Preparing for the new, faster product cadence - 2022 Jeep Compass gets class-leading safety upgrades
- Toyota muscles-up 4-cylinder for revised 2022 GR 86 coupe
- Q&A
Manufacturing consultant Laurie Harbour lays out the looming pressures on the auto-manufacturing supply base.
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