NIO’s new 9,460 sq ft R&D centre in Oxfordshire will be a major contributor to the development of handling, NVH, CAE, CFD, simulation and smart chassis systems for the EV manufacturer
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Against a challenging industry backdrop, Vehicle Tech Week Europe 2026 in Stuttgart brought together OEMs, Tier 1s, technology leaders and innovators, who collaborated and sourced solutions at Automotive Testing Expo Europe, Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo Europe, and Automotive Interiors Expo Europe
As part of a collaboration between Revolution Race Cars and R53 Suspension, the HyperSport track and race car will be fitted with R53’s IL46 dampers, developed to deliver body control, traction and compliance across a wide range of circuit conditions
A new steel-tube damper option for the CVSA2 semi-active technology is being launched with multiple Chinese automotive manufacturers
Take the first-ever look at the Spéirling Pure suspension setup, designed and built in-house at McMurtry, plus the new, wider off-the-shelf Michelin slick tyres that are capable of 3.5G cornering and 4G braking
The May 2026 issue of Vehicle Dynamics International magazine is packed full of dynamics developments and the latest technologies, with a special focus on software-defined vehicles, NVH testing and tuning, as well as the role of AI in intelligent suspension design, and developments in steer by wire
Marelli is presenting advanced suspension and chassis systems at Auto China 2026, designed to combine electromechanical actuation with software-defined vehicle architectures
Monroe Ride Solutions has developed the DCx piston valve, targeting NVH reduction and independent tuning of comfort and handling in passive damper systems
VI-grade andi HBK have shared the preliminary line-up of speakers for the Smart Prototypes Summit 2026, which is taking place from 19-21 May in Udine, Italy. The Summit brings together industry experts to explore how smart prototypes serve as a unifying approach to virtual and physical vehicle development
Geely Auto Group has formed a new business entity, Geely Technology Europe (Geely Tech Europe), as a strategy to accelerate its international growth. The group has integrated its main engineering centres in Sweden and Germany, to establish a unified European R&D hub that will engineer new vehicle platforms and work to double managed European projects by 2027