Automotive

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • "Premium" Gas Does Not Necessarily Improve Performance

    AAA found no benefit to using premium gasoline in a vehicle that requires only regular-grade fuel.

  • Pegasus TransTech, Geotab Team on Fleet Management System

    Transflo includes data and telematics software for fleet managers.

  • Temperature-resistant Automotive Fuel Cell Membrane

    The membrane operates over a wide temperature range and may last three times longer than comparable commercial products.

  • Productivity Boost Unlikely for Those in Self-driving Cars, Survey Says

    Almost 36% of Americans say they would be so apprehensive that they would only watch the road.

  • Solar Electric Car Self-charges on a Sunny Day

    The roof, hood, rear, and bodywork of the vehicle include monocrystalline silicon cells that are covered by a layer of lightweight, shatterproof, weather-resistant polycarbonate.

  • International Truck Offers Collision Mitigation System as Standard

    Bendix Wingman Advanced gives drivers information regarding following distance and alerts regarding stationary objects.

  • Nissan LEAF Battery Available Sans Car

    The first battery packs are currently being fitted into a number of niche, off-highway vehicles and scalable energy storage for both domestic and commercial markets.

  • Continental Tests Tires with Dandelion Treads

    The long-term goal of Continental's research is to find an ecologically and economically viable solution to the increasing demand for natural rubber.

  • One-Pedal Driving Helps Electric Car have Longer Range

    One-pedal driving can add up to 5% of range to the Bolt EV, GM says.

  • Intelligent Car-Racking System

    A numerical process simulates hundreds of thousands of loading scenarios and generates recommendations on the most efficient combination of cars in each shipping container.

  • Fuel Cell Vehicle for Military Applications

    Fuel cell propulsion has low-end torque capability that is useful in an off-road environment.

  • Targeted Road Maintenance Could Reduce Vehicle Emissions

    Maintaining just 1.5% of the roadway network could lead to a reduction of 10% in vehicle-related greenhouse gas emissions.

  • Cold Start Engine Emissions

    Almost all emissions in properly functioning new vehicles came out immediately after starting the cars when their engines were cold.

  • Latest Applications for Flexible Circuits

    A wide range of technologies has benefited from flexible circuit designs and advanced flexible circuit material options. More advancements are in store.

  • Engine Cold Start Redesign Could Cut Emissions

    Researchers say that almost all emissions in properly functioning new vehicles come out just after starting the cars when their engines were still cold.

  • Strategic Trade-Offs in Vehicle Design Affect Market Share

    Form broadly equates with a vehicle’s “cool factor.” Function and ergonomics are about performance and comfort.

  • Audi Suspension System Converts Bumps into Watts

    Audi's eROT" system replaces hydraulic dampers with electromechanical rotary dampers and telescopic shock absorbers with horizontally arranged electric motors.

  • U.S. Finalizes Truck Fuel and Emission Standards

    The final standards are expected to lower CO2 emissions by 1.1 billion metric tons and reduce oil consumption by two billion barrels over the lifetime of the vehicles sold under the program.

  • Technology Displays Traffic Light Change Clock

    Audi says the feature represents its first step in vehicle-to-infrastructure integration.

  • Low-emission CNG Engine to Power Buses

    The engine can operate on CNG or liquefied or renewable natural gas.

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