NOVEMBER 18, 2021

BEVs Not Only Weapon in Toyota’s Climate Change Arsenal

Automotive Tech Week 2021
Toyota believes ICE-augmented hybrid and PHEV powertrains can plot a much quicker path to reducing overall industry CO2 output for many users than a blind plunge into BEVs for all, says Gill Pratt, the automaker’s chief scientist.

Defining, designing, delivering an OEM-grade global hybrid radio solution
Despite its widespread use, not all technologies that claim to be “hybrid radio” are truly capable of real-world adoption in most markets. What are the challenges of addressing hybrid radio on a global scale? What are the solutions that deliver OEM-grade solutions? What’s next in automotive entertainment? Xperi’s Paul Venezia, Chief Architect, DTS AutoStage, explores these and more in this on-demand presentation.

Autoline Daily 2021: Top Industry News for Nov. 18

GM Opens Factory Zero; Hyundai & Kia Reveal New BEV Concepts; Toyota Wants More Credit for EVs

Biden Headlines Dedication of General Motors’ Factory Zero

The GMC Hummer BEV, along with the battery-electric Ford F-150 Lightning and Jeep Wrangler 4Xe plug-in hybrid built by union labor, are proof that America has what it takes to compete successfully in the 21st century, President Joe Biden says.

Porsche Debuts New EVs, High-Performance ICE Models in LA

The German sports car icon covers both bases with electric and gas-powered new vehicles.

Toyota Joins BEV Party With New BZ4x CUV

Toyota says the 250-mile range estimate is for the XLE version with front-wheel drive, which implies less will be available if customers opt for the light off-roading capability for the BZ4x BEV.

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