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KAIST develops fast-charging EV battery technology
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have made significant progress in electric vehicle technology by developing a new electrolyte solution that can drastically reduce battery charging times to 15 minutes. The team, led by Professor Choi Nam-soon in collaboration with Professor Hong Seung-beom from the KAIST Department of Materials Science and Engineering, introduced an electrolyte solvent known as isobutyronitrile (isoBN) as an alternative to the co...
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Porsche launches recycling pilot for sustainable battery production
Porsche is advancing its sustainability strategy through a pioneering recycling pilot project designed to enhance its independence from volatile and geopolitically unstable raw material markets. Initially, high-voltage batteries from development vehicles are shredded post-use, producing a granulate mixture known as "black mass" that comprises essential materials like nickel, cobalt, manganese and lithium — achieving around 65 tons of this mixture so far. This black mass is then refined to s...
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Mazda and ROHM begin automotive component production using gallium nitride semiconductors
Mazda Motor Corp. and ROHM Co. Ltd. have embarked on a collaborative endeavor to develop next-generation automotive components utilizing gallium nitride (GaN) power semiconductors. This partnership, which builds on their ongoing joint development project focused on inverters using silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductors since 2022, aims to leverage GaN's properties for the advancement of electric vehicle components. GaN is recognized for its superior efficiency over traditional silicon (Si) p...
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Stellantis invests €38 million on manufacturing electric motors in Italy
Stellantis plans to invest €38 million in manufacturing electric motors at its plant in Verrone, which is located in the province of Biella, Italy, the company announced March 17. Production of electric motors at Verrone is scheduled to start by the end of 2027. The vehicle manufacturer said that work had already begun a few weeks ago at its facility in Verrone, where it plans to install and operate a total of 56 machine tools. Stellantis said it is already in the process of installing s...
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Elektrobit showcases software-defined vehicle innovations at Auto Shanghai 2025
At the Auto Shanghai 2025, Elektrobit will showcase its expanding line of open-source and virtual development solutions that enable carmakers to accelerate the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Among the exhibits will be an open-source operating system (OS) solution assessed compliant with automotive functional safety standards, a fail-operational solution for future autonomous and x-by-wire systems, an in-vehicle network solution for zonal architecture and virtual SDV development...
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BYD officially enters the Swiss passenger car market in Europe
BYD has officially entered the Swiss passenger car market as part of its strategy for continued expansion in Europe, according to a news report published by CnEVPost on April 7. Citing a company announcement from April 5, the report mentioned that BYD organized a brand launch event in Switzerland between April 1 and April 2 to officially announce its entry into the local market. The first BYD electric cars that will be available in Switzerland include the all-electric sedan Seal, the electric...
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Aurrigo International debuts Auto-Cargo autonomous airside vehicle
In a press release announcement on April 3, Aurrigo unveiled its autonomous technology, Auto-Cargo, in Coventry, UK, through a joint project with Innovate UK, Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV), UPS and East Midlands Airport. This vehicle offers a zero-emission alternative capable of autonomously transporting payloads up to 16,500 kg. Auto-Cargo distinguishes itself with features such as precision automation, advanced obstacle detection and real-time fleet coordination, ...
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Brighton launches UK's largest on-street EV charging initiative
A significant electric vehicle charging project has been announced in Brighton, which is being touted as the largest on-street installation of EV chargers in the UK. Char.gy is set to install over 6,000 kerbside chargers for Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) following a £130 million contract, aiming to encourage EV adoption among drivers without off-road parking. This initiative is expected to facilitate access to charging near homes and enable the utilization of cheaper overnight electr...
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How software-defined vehicles are shifting gears: Insights from Valeo Brain's CTO
The emergence of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) is transforming the automotive industry by integrating advanced technologies, enhancing connectivity, and redefining the relationships between original equipment manufacturers and suppliers. SDVs leverage software to provide enhanced driving automation and improved user experiences, facilitated by advanced driver assistance systems and innovative vehicle interiors. The increasing reliance on data sharing between OEMs and suppliers is paramount, a...
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The Case for Solid-State Batteries: Interview with Ilika
Suppliers are increasingly exploring solid-state batteries (SSBs) as a potential solution for the automotive industry, particularly as manufacturers seek to enhance the performance and safety of electric vehicles. Unlike traditional lithium-ion batteries that use liquid electrolytes, SSBs use solid electrolytes, which have several advantages, including improved energy density, greater safety and longer life cycles. However, while these benefits are promising, the technology is still in the devel...
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Q&A with Harman on future-proofing connected vehicles
According to S&P Global Mobility, the average age of cars and light trucks in the United States is now 12.6 years, and software obsolescence is a pressing challenge for Original Equipment Manufacturers. To stay competitive in the software-defined vehicle landscape, OEMs must ensure their vehicles are future-proof; this means designing telematics control units (TCUs) that easily upgrade from 4G to 5G and incorporate satellite communications for high-bandwidth, low-latency connections. Over...
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How AI is shaping the future of mobility — interview with PhysicsX
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly being integrated into the automotive industry, primarily to enhance product development through advanced simulation techniques. The shift from physical testing to numerical simulations has led to substantial time and cost savings. However, this transition has created new bottlenecks, particularly with the running times of complex simulations, such as crash tests, computational fluid dynamics and finite element analysis. These simulations can take hours or ...
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Demand for motorized interior systems is set to grow amid rising focus on higher in-vehicle comfort
Automakers are counting on electric motors, which convert electrical energy into mechanical energy by applying the principle of electromagnetism, for supporting various functions in vehicles, ranging from chassis and safety to powertrain to interior systems. In the automotive interior, electric motors have been used for enabling comfortable seating, opening/closing of sunroofs, rolling up/down of door windows and for locking/unlocking of doors. In addition, electric motors are integral...
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In retaliation to US tariffs, mainland China flexes its monopoly on rare earth metals again
Even as global trade reels under the impact of the Trump administration’s tariffs, countries are in for another jolt from the other end of the world. In response to the US tariffs, mainland China has imposed its own limitations on exporting various medium and heavy rare earth metals, a sector in which it holds a dominant position. According to reports, mainland China controls more than 90% of global rare earth metal production. These key metals are used in almost all manufacturing industrie...
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Shift happens: Suppliers drive home higher profits than OEMs in Q4 2024
The automotive industry has long been recognized as a high-capital, low-return sector, grappling with various economic pressures and competitive challenges. In recent years, the landscape has shifted dramatically, particularly with the rise of mainland Chinese automotive companies. Here we review the profitability trends between original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and suppliers, and the implications of macroeconomic factors that shape the industry. The automotive sector is currently in tu...
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How automotive brake actuation system is evolving?
Braking systems remain the most important safety systems for performing the critical tasks of decelerating and stopping vehicles to prevent accidents. For nearly a century, automakers have equipped their vehicles with hydraulic braking systems, relying on drum brakes, disc brakes or a combination of both to slow down or bring the vehicle to a complete halt. Hydraulic brake systems use hydraulic fluid, a type of oil, to transmit force from the brake pedal to the brake components. When the brake p...
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