Vitesco Technologies is further expanding its axle drive business with its latest contract: a €2 billion deal to supply its latest EMR4 (Electronics Motor Reducer) axle drive to Hyundai Motor Group
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DS Automobiles has developed a prototype EV that uses only electric motor regeneration instead of conventional brakes, which the company says is a potential future direction for electric vehicles. The car uses two onboard electric motors to slow the vehicle entirely through regenerative braking, up to 600kW
Watch Lotus’s unveiling of the Emira GT4 race car at its Hethel test track, which included a dynamic demonstration of its performance
Lotus has appointed Mark Stringer as the new commercial director of Lotus Engineering, the consultancy division of the business. Stringer has more than 20 years of front-line leadership experience
The 2022 Mercedes-AMG SL-Class roadsters will feature two of the latest suspension technologies from Tenneco’s Monroe Intelligent Suspension portfolio. The new models will be offered with CVSA2 semi-active suspension or integrated CVSA2/Kinetic suspension
Nissan is developing ‘ground truth perception’, a system that fuses information from next-generation high-performance LIDAR, radar and cameras, to dramatically enhance collision avoidance capability
The all-new 2023 Honda Civic Type R has broken the record for a front-wheel drive car at the Suzuka Circuit. Watch the record-breaking performance, featuring G meter data and more
Honda’s next-generation Civic Type R has set a new lap record for a front-wheel drive car at the Suzuka International Racing Course in Japan. It lapped the 5.8km track in 2 minutes 23.120 seconds, 0.873 seconds faster than its predecessor
KW Automotive has developed a KW V3 coilover suspension kit for the Long Range Dual Motor version of the Polestar 2 with all-wheel-drive. The hardware features multi-valve technology with preconfigured high-speed damper valves and adjustable low-speed damper valves
Enjoy a replay of the reveal of the Lotus Eletre in London. The all-electric ‘hyper-SUV’ is a new direction for Lotus, but the company says it stays true to its core principles and the platform will be the basis for an all-new range of performance EVs from Lotus. See how the experience brought together key figures from Lotus, both past and present