NOVEMBER 29, 2022

Volkswagen Delays Trinity Luxury BEV to 2028

An internal review of a planned $200 million factory puts the brakes on the launch of the German automaker’s next-generation “premium” battery-electric vehicle.

Next Generation Mobility is here now with ZF Technology
ZF is shaping “Next Generation Mobility”, providing advanced systems across its major technology domains of automated driving, electrification, vehicle motion control and integrated safety. The transformation is happening now and ZF is leading the way. Explore How

Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for Nov. 29

Only BEVs Can Hit Carbon Neutrality; NIO Planning U.S. Expansion; Audi Pumps ICE Power Into RS 6 & 7

Metaverse Production System Saving Millions for Renault

Renault’s Metaverse is designed to reduce vehicle delivery time 60% and halve the carbon footprint of the automaker’s vehicle manufacturing, as well as significantly reduce innovation cycles.

Intelligent Connected Vehicles and Their Digital Twins in the Cloud

New vehicle E/E architectures and the move to software-defined vehicles, along with new vehicle processing platforms, can take advantage of the vehicle data explosion and create new data-driven opportunities.

JLR Cuts Back Production Suffering Semiconductor Shortage

From TU Automotive
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is cutting back car production for several months because of a shortage of semiconductors for new vehicles.

In Defense of the Prius and Other L.A. Auto Show Thoughts

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
My thoughts on why another Prius isn’t a bad thing, as well as Hyundai, Genesis, Fiat and VinFast debuts at the 2022 Los Angeles auto show.

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