Volume 3, Issue 16

Volkswagen shows first all-electric GTI concept


The production version of the ID. GTI concept electric vehicle revealed at the IAA Mobility event in Munich—48 years after the debut of the first Golf GTI at the 1975 IAA in Frankfurt—will be based on the ID. 2all’s modular MEB Entry e-drive platform and is scheduled to hit the roads by 2027 at the latest.

BMW ‘reinvents itself’ with Vision Neue Klasse


The first Neue Klasse production car is coming in 2025, leading BMW into a new era, according to Board Chairman Oliver Zipse, and combines the automaker’s ability to innovate in the core areas of electrification, digitalization, and circularity.

ZF debuts magnet-free electric motor at IAA Mobility


An inductive current transmission unit inside its rotor enables ultra-compact e-motor design, with performance said to be on par with PSM machines typically used in EVs, and the use of no magnets or rare earth materials increases supply security, sustainability, and efficiency.

Mini reveals electric Cooper


The fifth-generation car with “reduced design language” was unveiled at the IAA Mobility show in Munich, coming in 135-kW E and 160-kW SE electric versions, offering a 190-250 mi range, and featuring a 240-mm touch circular central instrument touch display.

Software ecosystems driving new-car design, says Intellias


The company’s Vice President of Delivery for Mobility provides insight into the latest trends in auto supercomputers and software related to connected car features, zonal architectures, middleware, and human-machine interface design via an Automotive Portable Kit.

Partner Content from Inside Autonomous Vehicles

Former Argo AI leaders launch Stack AV autonomous trucking business

Sabanto brings autonomous operations to existing tractors

Apex.AI software to help Combined Powers with production autonomous farming machines

Polestar 4 to be first in production with Mobileye Chauffeur autonomous driving

Cohda’s CV2X technology gets green light in Europe

Anello reveals GNSS INS system with ‘world-first’ optical gyro




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