FEBRUARY 15, 2019

Industry Magic Act: Control Costs, Put Safety Stuff on More Vehicles

“We’re trying to bring it to the masses,” Nissan North America’s Scott Shirley says of safety features finding their way into mainstream vehicles.

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Autoline Daily: Top Industry News

Fastest Production EV Hypercar, Tesla Introduces New Features, Audi Teases Q4 E-Tron Concept

New Passat to Offer Partially Automated Driving

The eighth-generation Passat makes its debut at the Geneva auto show. The market launch will take place in September in Germany.

Future-Proofing Autonomous Vehicles with Flexibility, Learning and Self-Healing

OEMs and tech companies must organize data sets today to enable flexible integration into tomorrow’s use cases. Vehicles built today can and should be incomplete at deployment. They will self-learn new roles based on additional data and applications.

Tenneco Spins Off New OE, Aftermarket Supplier

The remaining Tenneco businesses will focus on powertrain and exhaust technology and will retain the Tenneco name. The new business will be called DRiV, a publicly traded aftermarket and ride performance company.

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