OCTOBER 18, 2021

Hyundai’s Muñoz: Industry Woes Extend Beyond Chip Shortage

Logistical tie-ups are causing a lot of problems, says José Muñoz, president and CEO of Hyundai Motor North America. “These are driven by many factors. Some are general issues with COVID, which have caused shutdowns. It’s not only chips, but other components.”

Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Oct. 18

New EV Startup Is a Bit of a Mystery; Ford F-150 Tremor Impressions; Foxconn Reveals Three New EVs

Study: Quick Response to Changing Market Vital for Suppliers

"Of all the raw materials required to forge the next step in global automotive mobility, time is perhaps the scarcest,” Deloitte automotive consultant Jason Coffman says.

Automotive Industry’s Answer to Climate Regulation: Materials

“Materials” is a vast term in the EV world. And with that, expect the focus on maximizing material science to remain a priority over the next several years.

Renault Unveils Market-Ready Fuel Cell Master Van

From TU Automotive
Renault has pulled the wraps off its first market-ready hydrogen fuel cell LCV in the shape of the Renault Master Van H2-TECH due for production next year.

BlueCruise: Ride the Pony Hands Free as 2022 Mustang Mach-E GT Takes to Streets

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Ford’s BlueCruise is a strong addition to the Level 2+ driver assistance sector, scoring a solid “B” in performance and promising more reliable hands-free driving in more locations as the technology evolves.

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