Easyrain, a startup that has developed technologies for restoring vehicle traction on wet roads, has entered into a partnership with Marelli, to industrialise the designs. The agreement solidifies Easyrain’s growth path and represents a significant milestone in its 2023-2030 industrial plan
An agreement with Marelli solidifies Easyrain’s growth path and represents a significant milestone in its 2023-2030 industrial plan. In addition to the research and development of new products, the partnership aims to launch Easyrain’s aquaplaning technologies on the market, from late 2025
The shortlist for the 2023 Vehicle Dynamics International Awards showed the depth of engineering, innovation, technology and teamwork taking place in the sector. Take a look at the finalists and the ultimate winners, as decide by our international judging panel
The December 2023 issue of Vehicle Dynamics International magazine is now available online! The issue is packed full of dynamics developments, interviews and the latest technologies
VDI returns to the birthplace of stability control and meets Frank Werner-Mohn, the man who invented ESC literally by accident in the 1980s
Continental is implementing measures to achieve annual cost savings of €400 million in its Automotive business from 2025, including a restructuring from six business areas to five
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%
The nomination phase for the 2023 Vehicle Dynamics International Awards is officially open! We invite you to nominate the products, teams and technologies that you consider to be the most innovative, for evaluation by our expert jury
Saietta Group, an electric drivetrain (eDrive) specialist, reports it has completed the development of an all-new Vehicle Control Unit (VCU), co-developed with HCLTech specifically for three- and four-wheeled lightweight electric vehicles (LEVs) in Asia
Continental and Amazon Web Services are collaborating to accelerate automotive software development, with a Virtual Electronic Control Unit (vECU) that helps automakers identify issues earlier in the development cycle and can shorten development times by up to a year
