Trump election: Issues facing the auto industry
With a change in parties coming to the White House, motor vehicles producers face possible shifts in policy.
Plants, production systems, automation, materials, and quality.
With a change in parties coming to the White House, motor vehicles producers face possible shifts in policy.
Arconic launches as standalone company in multi-materials innovation, precision engineering and advanced manufacturing.
Quality center, data center joining Raymond campus.
Federal regulators unveiled policies to guide automakers as they develop self-driving cars and trucks using SAE International’s six-point scale to define levels of autonomous vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) expects automakers to classify all vehicles using SAE levels 0 through 5 in the coming years to identify how safety should be evaluated.
Smaller losses in Europe and South America, booming results in North America lead to big profits.
This is the first time since March 2015 that there was growth in all six regions tracked for the U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders report.
Large vehicles should test the limits of fueling and service life.
Italian sports car company to work with university researchers.
Jim Umpleby to be new CEO, Dave Calhoun to become non-executive chairman.
Smithers Quality Assessments reviewers discuss critical updates to the most common manufacturing accreditation standard.
Auto sales finally got back above pre-recession levels in 2014 with August sales reaching a seven-year high. After six long years, sales levels have matched 2007’s pace. More importantly, several research groups expect 2015 continue to grow. Today’s Motor Vehicles allows marketers direct access to this healthy industry with continued growth.