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Apr. 19, 2011

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Delphi Unplugs EV Charging

Hands-free wireless charging is one component of Delphi Packard’s strategy to capitalize on the EV market on both the vehicle and infrastructure side....More
Apr. 15, 2011

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Tata Technologies to Address Global Engineer Shortage With Product-Development Programs

“Consumers are demanding more product and features, and engineering resources are a constraint for a lot of companies,” a top executive tells Ward’s. “We can offer things OEMs want done.”...More
Apr. 14, 2011

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Chrysler Girds for Grid Experiment

The 140 fullsize crew-cab Ram pickups will be the first mass-produced vehicles from a major auto maker with reverse power-flow capability....More
Apr. 14, 2011

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Ford Wrestles With ‘Torsional Excitations’

Engine downsizing is a compelling powertrain strategy, but one that in some ways creates as many challenges as it solves....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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GM Doubts Public Charge-Station Practicality

Recharging in retail parking lots while shopping, a scenario proposed by some charge-station providers, is “inconsequential,” says Larry Nitz, GM’s executive director-hybrid and electic powertrain....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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Ward’s Announces Finalists in Interior Design Competition.

Under the supervision of CCS instructor Clyde Foles, the students were challenged to create a vehicle interior for an active, young professional in the year 2020....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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Cult Movie Inspires Theodore’s Uni-Chassis

“You can slice it and dice it for whatever wheelbase you want,” says Chris Theodore....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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Reporter Notebook: Keeping Score at SAE

Ward’s writers pass along the buzz at this week’s Society of Automotive Engineers annual conference in Detroit....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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DOE Loans to Retool Auto Plants Still Alive, Despite Slowdown

DOE Assistant Secretary David Sandalow warns a new national budget trimming spending by $38.5 billion will affect the government’s ability to fund certain energy-efficient and renewable-energy programs....More
Apr. 13, 2011

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SAE Reveals Growing Divide in U.S. Powertrain Strategies

When it comes to diesels, biofuels and hydrogen-powered fuel cells, there is clear disagreement among engineers. The issue of making engines capable of burning E85 ethanol is especially contentious....More

SAE World Congress

Delphi Unplugs EV Charging

Tata Technologies to Address Global Engineer Shortage With Product-Development Programs

Chrysler Girds for Grid Experiment

Ford Wrestles With ‘Torsional Excitations’

GM Doubts Public Charge-Station Practicality

Ward’s Announces Finalists in Interior Design Competition.

Cult Movie Inspires Theodore’s Uni-Chassis

Reporter Notebook: Keeping Score at SAE

DOE Loans to Retool Auto Plants Still Alive, Despite Slowdown

SAE Reveals Growing Divide in U.S. Powertrain Strategies

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