JANUARY 19, 2018

2018 North American International Auto Show
The brand is nine months away from its pivotal product offensive beginning with the XT4 small CUV. Quick on the heels of the XT4 is a third CUV slightly larger than the current XT5.

Zero Accidents.
Well – almost!
In the future, increased connectivity will be able to protect all road users – almost all. But even today, ZF‘s safety technologies are helping to prevent accidents or at least lower their severity. For ZF, Vision Zero is more than a concept. With high-performance sensors and cameras, we aim for a world without road accidents.

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Car Sales in India Rise, BMW Aims to Overtake Mercedes, Hella Shows Off New Technology

New Audi A7’s Exterior Sleek, But Real Design Drama Inside the Cabin

2018 North American International Auto Show
The German automaker dumps its long-running, well-received and widely copied console-mounted man-machine interface controller and 32 other buttons in favor of a haptic touchscreen that looks and functions like a smartphone.

Autoline at NAIAS 2018: Magna's Swamy Kotagiri

Magna says radar key to enabling autonomy.

Röchling Has Solution for Blinded Autonomous Cars

2018 North American International Auto Show
Röchling’s computer-controlled fluid cleaning system knows when key cameras and Lidar systems need to be sprayed clean.

Autoline at NAIAS 2018: BMW X2

BMW X2: Don't call it an SUV.

Electric Vehicles Set U.K. Sales Records in 2017

Registrations of low-emissions vehicles in 2017 increased more than 27% from the previous year to 46,522. In 2018, annual EV registrations could reach 60,000 for the first time.

Autoline at NAIAS 2018: Ford Ranger

Ford Ranger returns to U.S.

GM Korea Vies for Domestic EV Leadership With Bolt

Analysts note 5,000 units is a bold target for GM Korea, considering only 13,724 EVs of all types were sold in Korea in all of 2017.

A REVOLUTION IN MOTION
With over 1,500 technical sessions, presentations from industry leaders, and an exhibition floor full of innovations, there’s no better place to see the latest game-changing breakthroughs that are transforming mobility. The possibilities are endless—and the experience is everything. Register today.

French Minister Seeks Bosch Injector Plant Report

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire will hold talks with Bosch Chief Executive Volkmar Denner next week to address concerns about the future of the company's diesel injectors factory in the southern city of Rodez.

Few Ready-Made Tech Options for Connected Cars

A willingness to invest in strategic alliances is key to a collaborative system, particularly when it comes to cybersecurity and in-vehicle operating systems.

Peugeot, Union Agree on 1,300 Job Cuts

Peugeot maker PSA Group says it has won unions' backing for plans to eliminate 1,300 jobs using a new form of voluntary cuts introduced by President Emmanuel Macron.

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