McLaren chief programme officer Christoph Meyer and CIO Alex Park discuss how they are breaking down fragmented workflows to create a unified data loop for the future of automotive engineering
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McLaren Automotive has deployed an end-to-end agentic artificial intelligence (AI) platform to accelerate vehicle design and engineering workflows, in partnership with Rescale and NVIDIA
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
Alpine has confirmed development of a dedicated electric vehicle (EV) architecture, the Alpine Performance Platform (APP), which will underpin a new generation of sports cars
Helderburg has developed a proprietary High Performance Braking System that it claims delivers a 26% reduction in stopping distance from 60 mph
BMW’s vehicle development teams have been completing final driving dynamics tests of the new fully electric i3 sedan in northern Sweden. A key factor under test is the ‘Heart of Joy’ control unit
Rimac Technology has transitioned its leadership team as it scales supply to global automotive manufacturers and prepares for potential new OEM programmes
Huawei says the rear wheels of the Maextro S800 luxury electric sedan can turn up to 16 degrees, while the Mercedes-Maybach S680’s can turn up to 10 degrees. See how these figures translate during comparison tests of suspension performance and the ‘crab walk’
Ford has implemented HBK’s Aqira test data management system to replace its legacy Corporate Road Loads platform, enabling faster data access and enhanced search capabilities across more than 8 TB of global test data
Volkswagen Group China has produced its first locally developed zonal electronic architecture, as part of its ‘In China, for China’ strategy. The China Electronic Architecture (CEA) has been delivered on schedule, enabling the launch of the first CEA-based model, the VW ID UNYX 07