Browsing: Auto Components

“The technical collaboration based on our industry-leading E/E Architecture takes our partnership to the next level and on a much larger scale. The collaboration will allow our Smart EV products to be both technologically competitive and cost competitive,” said Xiaopeng He, Chairman and CEO of XPENG.

“Marelli and Infineon have a longstanding collaboration, and the joint development of our Zones is yet another significant step forward,” said Nate Sladek, Vice President of Strategy and Product Management within the Electronic Systems division at Marelli.

Amit Srivastava, Group CEO, said, “At Remsons, we take great pride that Tata Motors has placed their trust in us. By providing a wide selection of winches, we ensure that businesses can find the perfect solution for their specific needs and be a valuable partner in their journey.”

“TSMC actively collaborates with stakeholders to face the challenges of climate change and advance towards a net-zero future,” said Lora Ho, senior vice president and ESG Committee Chairperson at TSMC.

“EB zoneo GatewayCore combined with Infineon’s AURIX™ TC4x delivers the powerful one-two punch OEMs need to develop next-generation in-vehicle networks,” said Lars Wemme, vice president ADAS, Chassis & EE-Architecture at Infineon.

Tata Power becomes the first EV Charging solutions provider to power 10 crores (100 million) green kilometres spanning public, semipublic, bus/fleet and home charger segments across India. This milestone achievement underscores Tata Power’s pivotal role in promoting sustainable mobility solutions nationwide.

General Motors (GM) has recognized HARMAN, an automotive electronics technology company and a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. focused on delivering consumer experiences at automotive grade, as a 2023 Supplier of the Year. GM celebrated honorees at its 32nd annual Supplier of the Year awards ceremony in Miami, Florida last week.

According to a report from The Economic Times, Tesla, the US-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has reportedly struck a strategic deal with Tata Electronics to procure semiconductor chips for its global operations.

“Continental and Brabus both stand for maximum performance – that’s what connects us,” said Dalibor Kalina, Continental Head of Business Area Replacement Tires APAC.

“Microchip Technology is an established and trusted market leader in automotive networking known for their automotive quality and robust supply chain, and our team is excited to join them to address the growing ADAS and digital cockpit connectivity market,” said Steve Kang, CEO of VSI Co. Ltd.