
Automotive cockpits will evolve as technology progresses
Automotive cockpits will continue to evolve as more advanced technologies enter the interior in preparation for fully autonomous vehicles.
General Motors Co. has set its price on a breakthrough. The GMC Sierra with GM's new carbon fiber pickup box will start at nearly $67,000, the company said May 17.
Self-driving cars will bring new performance and design requirements, and that means more opportunities for advanced materials and manufacturing.
Spanish automotive interior specialist Grupo Antolin has opened a new production facility and a technical center in Bamberg, Germany, to boost its integrated automotive lighting operations.
Grammer AG, a supplier of automotive seating and interiors, had total sales of 534 million euros ($597.5 million) in first quarter of 2019, up 17.6 percent vs. the same period last year.
Japanese auto parts supplier DaikyoNishikawa Corp. is planning to open its first U.S. plant in Huntsville, Ala., on the site of Mazda Toyota Manufacturing U.S.A. Inc.
Italian materials supplier Radici Group's high performance polymers division is consolidating its operations in Europe with the closure of its production plant in the Netherlands.
Canadian auto supplier Hematite Inc. is investing $11.5 million to retrofit a vacant industrial building for production operations in Fayetteville, Tenn.
The world's largest auto parts supplier, Robert Bosch GmbH, is doubling down on fuel cell technology, saying it plans for "large-scale production" of the fuel cell stacks that drive the powertrains.
Tilman Maucher, who is responsible for development of lighting modules and lenses at Hella GmbH & Co. KGaA in Lippstadt, Germany, talked about injected molded LSR optics for innovative headlamp systems at the March SKZ Silicone Elastomers...
Tilman Maucher, who is responsible for development of lighting modules and lenses at Hella GmbH & Co. KGaA in Lippstadt, Germany, talked about injected molded LSR optics for innovative headlamp systems at the March SKZ Silicone Elastomers...
Inteva Products LLC has sold its automotive sunroof and panel systems subsidiary to CIE Automotive SA, a global automotive supplier with headquarters in Bilbao, Spain.