Automotive Engineering
September 2022
- Chattanooga Power Haus
Volkswagen sprints forward in the EV race by integrating battery test, production and EV assembly in the U.S. - A materials lesson in Civics
Honda's Indiana-based project leader shares insights on meeting all-new product challenges with the launch clock ticking - during COVID. - From emissions tech to EV electronics
Eberspaecher's Electronics unit is enabling big growth in EV and AV business. - Editorial
The long-range EV blues - Supplier Eye
The battle over EV value-add has begun - Altair honors innovations in sustainability and lightweighting
- New chemistry aims to slash fuel-cell PGM costs by 50%
- Hyundai breaks ground for Safety Test and Investigation Lab
- Ford starts the hard work of EV battery, raw-materials security
- Hornet, first electrified Dodge, arrives for 2023 MY
- Charger Daytona SRT previews Stellantis' electric-musclecar future
- Q&A
Jamie Brewer, executive chief engineer for Cadillac's first-ever EV, the Lyriq, discusses mass targets for an all-new architecture, station-wagon vs. SUV - and why a frunk didn't make the cut.
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