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3:49 European Automakers Face Big Emission Fines
4:33 Sanctions on Iran Impact Automakers
5:52 Jaguar E-PACE Impressions
0:33 Nissan Sells Electric Battery Operations
1:11 Daimler In Talks to Build Smart EVs In China
1:46 FCA Attempts to Block Mahindra Roxor
2:38 Ford Introduces Wrong Way Alert
3:31 Tesla Develops Neural Network Chips in Secret
4:48 U of M-Dearborn Demonstrates Mobility Tech
5:39 Weekend Race Results
6:31 Why Toyota Chose Fuel Cell Semi
0:31 Trump Proposes to Rollback Fuel Economy Rules
1:33 No End in Sight for Passenger Car Decline
2:03 Tesla No Longer a Niche Player
2:37 Ford Uses Motion Capture to Improve Production
3:17 Chevy Makes Towing Easier in New Silverado
4:23 Ferrari’s Stock Takes a Big Hit
5:04 GM Seeks Buick Envision Tariff Exemption
6:56 How OEM Bonuses Impact Car Dealers Business
Over the coming decades, there will be a lot of technology added to vehicles. But car companies need to make sure those new features are still easy and intuitive for customers to use. Matthias Erb, the head of User Experience at Volkswagen, discusses how the company is moving away from purely technology driven product development to including things related to customer needs.
Automotive retailers are enjoying a terrific business climate right now but they face an uncertain future. On Autoline This Week, experts in the automotive retail business talk about the market shift away from passenger cars, what it will take to sell electric vehicles, how they’re dealing with margin compression and the impact President Trump’s import tariffs can have on their business.
Honda wants to drastically reduce its environmental impact and has set a goal to cut its CO2 emissions 50% by 2050. Steve Center, the Vice President of Connected and Environmental Business at American Honda, shares how connectivity can help in that effort.
Many analysts believe there are big changes coming to the auto industry which could create a lot of disruption. However, Bo Andersson, the President and CEO, of Yazaki North and Central America, says the company is prepared for that change and is ready to tackle autonomy and mobility.
SPECIAL GUESTS:
Andrew Lund, Chief Engineer, Toyota Motor North America
Jeff Stout, Executive Director, Research, Technology & New Mobility, Yanfeng Automotive Interiors
NEWS: 01:30 – Toyota’s Project Portal 2.0: A Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Semi 19:15 – Introduction to Yanfeng 21:35 – Doctor Data 24:00 – Yanfeng: Designing Autonomous Interiors 32:20 – Waymo, Ride-Sharing, & New Mobility 42:30 – Purpose-Built Ride-Sharing Vehicles
PANEL:
- Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design & Production - John McElroy, Autoline.tv
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Autoline is partnering with Yazaki to offer a unique perspective of the 2018 CAR Management Briefing Seminars. During the week of CAR MBS, Yazaki interns will be posting their insights toInstagramandTwitterusing#InternYazaki as well as Snapchat. We’ll be sharing some of the most interesting of those posts right here on Autoline.tv, so check back often. The opinions and reports from the intern correspondents are their own and do not reflect the editorial position of Autoline.
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