AUGUST 12, 2019

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Lots of standard tech for under $20,000, plus some snazzy interior elements and good fuel economy, makes the redesigned ’20 Versa subcompact a great deal.

ZF makes vehicles see, think and act.
ZF combines environmental sensors, such as camera and radar (see) with central electronic control units such as the ZF ProAI (think). Based on the data, intelligent mechatronics in the vehicle driveline and chassis systems execute the required vehicle motion control (act). ZF applies its know-how to help develop solutions for mobility megatrends like safety, efficiency and autonomous driving.

Autoline Daily 2019: Top Industry News for Aug. 12

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Chevrolet Tops Most-Seen Auto Ads Chart

The No.1 spot for the week of July 29 touts Chevrolet’s All-Star Open House offering special savings on select ’19 Silverado models.

Research Taps Rotating Tire for Electricity

The research found that by installing a so-called energy harvester inside a tire, static electricity can be converted to clean energy.

2020 Nissan Versa

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The latest iteration of Nissan's Versa small car is its best yet, thanks to a slew of standard features, both fun- and safety-oriented, for not a lot of money. It also undergoes a heavy makeover for a sleeker, more attractive appearance.

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