Mercedes-Benz has become the first OEM in the world to meet the legal requirements of UN-R157 for an SAE Level 3 system. The company is now preparing to launch its Drive Pilot system on the S-Class in the first half of 2022
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Watch the V6 First Edition Lotus Emira being put through its paces at the Hethel test track by Gavan Kershaw. In this video he explores the driving dynamics and the four driving modes, and gives his feedback on how the setup performs on the track and the road
ZF has revealed a high-performance vehicle motion domain controller, a central computer adaptable for all types of chassis platforms, vehicle motion and body functions, next-generation software-defined cars, and future domain and zone E/E architectures
GKN Automotive has opened a £3.5 million Advanced Research Centre, co-located across three UK engineering facilities, which will be used to develop next-generation eDrive systems powering future EVs
VI-grade has released the 2021.3 versions of its software product suite. The release includes product updates and several usability enhancements for VI-CarRealTime and VI-WorldSim, as well as the VI-DriveSim driving simulator platform.
The Monroe RideRefine Hydraulic Compression Stop (HCS) controls peak end-stop force, helping OEMs reduce the…
Tenneco has developed a tuneable end-stop technology to support OEM electrification and vehicle lightweighting strategies. The Hydraulic Compression Stop improves ride comfort and body control by enabling a better trade-off between ride height and end-stroke compression damping
The December 2021 issue of Vehicle Dynamics International magazine is now available online! The issue is…
Volvo Cars engineers are benefiting from what they describe as “the ultimate driving simulator”, a mixed-reality simulator being used to develop safety and autonomous driving technology. The system uses cutting-edge technology from Unity and Varjo, to combine life-like, HD 3D graphics, an augmented reality headset, and a full-body Teslasuit that provides haptic feedback from a virtual world, while also monitoring bodily reactions
ZF has opened a new technical and office facility in Solihull, UK. The £70 million, 220,000 sq ft technical centre will accommodate 700 staff, with room for growth