APRIL 30, 2021

Jeep Wrangler 4xe Plug-in Hybrid Rugged But Well-Mannered

Test Drive
The Jeep Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid can commute, climb rocks and ford streams as well as any other Wrangler – and do so more smoothly, quietly and fuel-efficiently, at least for the first 20-plus miles. And the motor’s strong instant torque is a bonus both on- and off-road.

ZF: Shaping the Next Generation of Mobility
As one of the world’s largest vehicle suppliers, ZF systems help enhance safety through vehicle automation and protect the environment through powertrain electrification, enabling the efficient transportation of people and goods. ZF continually enhances its systems in the areas of digitalization and software competencies to raise the intelligence of vehicles and enhance the future of transportation. Learn more at ZF.com

Autoline Daily 2021: Top Industry News for April 30

Dacia Reveals Low-Cost EV; Ford Considers 2nd MEB Car; Williams & ItalDesign Create Modular EV Platform

Volkswagen China Building Third BEV Plant

Construction at Volkswagen Anhui, on the site of a former JAC plant, includes brownfield repurposing and increased capacity from the establishment of a new body shop area.

Volvo, Daimler Trucks JV to Develop Hydrogen Powertrains

The joint venture, dubbed Cellcentric, is part of the companies’ commitment to bring hydrogen fuel cell-powered trucks to market in the second half of this decade. Operations are to commence in 2025.

What You Need to Know About Mexican Auto Industry

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Alejandro Rodriguez, principal and country manager in Mexico with Plante Moran, speaks with GlobalAutoIndustry.com about the outlook for the Mexican auto industry.

Addressing the Software-Defined Future of Automotive

Wards Intelligence will offer a virtual content series exploring the Software-Defined Vehicle, its impact on car and truck architectures and what that will mean to consumers.

Renewable Energy Growing Globally, With China in Lead

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John Moore, CEO of Bloomberg New Energy Finance, predicts renewables will comprise 69% of global power generation by 2050.

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