Automotive

“Why Autonomy, Why Now?” Jahmy Hindman, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Engineering and Technology, John Deere, will discuss current technology trends at the International VDI Congress ELIV 2024 and the parallel conference Electrics/Electronics for Mobile Machines.

What will the E/E (electrical/electronic) architecture in the vehicle of tomorrow look like? And what requirements will this place on the semiconductors used?

Magnachip has announced the release of four new 40V MXT MV MOSFETs designed in Power Dual Flat No-Lead (PDFN) 33 packages for automotive applications.

TUAL has announced its highly flexible PowerBank Pro-Charging offering for electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (eHGVs).

Technological, environmental, and economic factors all play a role in why electric vehicles (EVs) have become a prominent topic in sustainability in recent years.

The approach of developing human-centric technology that creates value and enhances safety, rather than pursuing technology for its own sake, aligns with the Volvo Car's goal of making cars safer and improving lives without compromising safety.

On Volvo Cars’ Capital Markets Day, held in Gothenburg, Sweden, the company will reveal its new approach to technology.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry has been dealt another blow, as car manufacturer Volvo has slashed its target of making solely EVs by 2030, as it said some vehicles by that date will be hybrid, too. 

Melexis, a global leader in micro-electronic semiconductor solutions, will present its latest technological innovations at electronica 2024 (Booth B4.540), the world’s leading trade fair for electronic components, systems, and applications. Renowned for its advanced sensor and driver technologies, Melexis will unveil new products across key markets, including automotive, robotics, and alternative mobility.

Volvo Cars has incorporated the NVIDIA DRIVE Orin system-on-a-chip (SoC) into its latest model, the Volvo EX90, to enhance future capabilities and safety features.