With an inspiring shortlist and a world-renowned international jury, 2017 is another great year for the Vehicle Dynamics International Awards
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Jason Bilotta, vehicle engineering leader for Honda’s NSX project, is responsible for the overall design and engineering of the car. Bilotta shares an insight into the application of world-first technologies in order to maintain the original core values of the NSX
Standard robust control for braking, traction or steering dynamics could turn out not to be robust enough for path tracking in autonomous vehicles. As we work towards the introduction of autonomous vehicles, a few important questions still need to be answered by robust control experts
Matthew Luby from CPA Global explores the subject of automotive innovation and considers the importance of establishing intellectual property when developing new technologies
Let’s celebrate the 50th anniversary of Volvo’s first million seller, the 140 series. Even in 1966, dynamicists at the car maker were busy developing chassis that were highly resilient to twisting, high-tech dual-circuit braking systems, and were embracing the idea of sharing chassis components. However, a manhunt for cop killers threatened to ruin the media launch in Gothenburg…
With a fantastic shortlist and an expanded international jury, 2016 has been the strongest year in the history of the Vehicle Dynamics International Awards. Here are the finest and best innovations, professionals and technologies in the dynamics industry
Horiba MIRA has been experimenting with the addition of a yaw motion control device, to inject a greater sense of driving fun to EVs and HVs
Take a closer look at the 2016 Car of the Year in the Vehicle Dynamics International Awards. The exhilarating new-generation Ford Focus RS is the first car built under the ‘One Ford’ program
As Ferrari’s latest supercar comes to market, brake supplier Brembo outlines the system chosen for the 488GTB
Honda’s latest Civic Type-R breaches the 300Ps mark – but retains a FWD architecture. We speak with Large Project Leader, Hisayuki Yagi about the car’s development