Hyundai and Kia have unveiled ‘Active Air Skirt’ (AAS) technology that controls the turbulence generated during high-speed driving by operating variably depending on the vehicle’s speed. The aerodynamic effects of the technology increase downforce, improving vehicle traction and high-speed stability
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REE Automotive has begun customer deliveries of its P7-C electric chassis cab following FMVSS and EPA certifications, making it the first fully x-by-wire vehicle to achieve these approvals.
Monroe Intelligent Suspension, as the official intelligent suspension supplier to McLaren Automotive, will be supplying its CVSA2/Kinetic H2 technology for the new McLaren 750S supercar. The suspension system is said to make the supercar, “the most day-to-day liveable supercar of all time”
ClearMotion, a company developing software-defined chassis, has secured a launch customer with a production order from NIO, the China-based global electric vehicle manufacturer
Easyrain, a startup that has developed technologies for restoring vehicle traction on wet roads, has entered into a partnership with Marelli, to industrialise the designs. The agreement solidifies Easyrain’s growth path and represents a significant milestone in its 2023-2030 industrial plan
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Hyundai and Kia have unveiled ‘Uni Wheel’, a universal wheel-drive system that the companies believe will revolutionise the design of future mobility devices
British supercar and hypercar manufacturer, McLaren Automotive, has announced that Monroe is now the official supplier of intelligent suspension systems for its range of road cars
Horiba MIRA is collaborating with Polestar, IPG Automotive, Connected Places Catapult and Coventry University on the CERTUS project, to reduce the testing costs of automated driving systems by 40%