British supercar and hypercar manufacturer, McLaren Automotive, has announced that Monroe is now the official supplier of intelligent suspension systems for its range of road cars
Author: Adam Gavine
Ansible Motion’s Driver-in-the-Loop (DIL) vehicle simulation business is now fully integrated into its parent company, AB Dynamics’, a supplier of automotive test systems. As part of the process, plans are underway to expand Ansible Motion’s R&D and manufacturing headquarters
The strategic partnership strengthens both companies’ position in the hardware-in-the-loop (HiL) market with an expanded, human-centric product offering
Horiba MIRA is collaborating with Polestar, IPG Automotive, Connected Places Catapult and Coventry University on the CERTUS project, to reduce the testing costs of automated driving systems by 40%
Continental has entered into a partnership with DeepDrive to develop core technologies for electric vehicles. The first step in the partnership will be the joint development of a combined unit comprising drive and brake components that can be mounted directly on a vehicle wheel
See Lamborghini factory driver Andrea Caldarelli test the new Revuelto V12 hybrid plug-in HPEV (High Performance Electrified Vehicle) at the Autodromo Piero Taruffi in Vallelunga, Italy
Horiba MIRA, has opened a new Driving Simulator Centre at its head office in Nuneaton, UK. A key feature of the centre is its latest-generation driver-in-the-loop simulator technology from VI-grade
As demand continues to grow for driving simulators, Dynisma has expanded its operations with the Dynisma Technology Campus, a 15,000-square foot facility, to help meet this demand
Prodrive has been successful in the pitch for its EVOLV project into the 2023 Advanced Route to Market Demonstrator competition (ARMD2) from the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK. EVOLV is a zero emission, last-mile vehicle platform demonstrator
Titan, a manufacturer of electric steering systems for lower-volume vehicle manufacturers, has launched a steer-by-wire system the company says can be tuned to suit a wide spectrum of next-gen vehicles