Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for Feb. 7

Want A Ford? Get Ready to Wait; Why Automakers Want Legacy Chips; Dongfeng Copies Hummer Design

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GM Mexico Workers Oust Longtime Bargaining Agent

The defeat of CTM is being hailed by the UAW and other American unions, which have argued for decades the system in Mexico is designed to keep wages low, giving employers an incentive to move work out of the U.S.

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Transformation of Mobility is About Holistic Approaches

The broad term “transformation of mobility” encompasses new business models, political support, new urban concepts and much more. It will be crucial to embrace this complexity and integrate it into daily work, regardless of your role in the automotive industry.

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Volvo Scales Up Localized Battery Production With New Gigafactory

From TU Automotive
Volvo has committed to building a battery gigafactory in Gothenburg as part of its SEK 30Bn ($3.1Bn) investment to secure locally sourced batteries for future BEVs.

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Baraja Touts Doppler Lidar as Answer to Long-Range Object Detection

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Baraja’s semi-solid-state lidar sensor uses a prism to direct the beam along the vertical axis without requiring moving parts, allowing the box to shrink in size for more discrete packaging into the vehicle.

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