Formula E students ready to race in Long Beach
Posted on 31 Mar 2015 by Aiden Burgess
Students from around California are revving up to put their car racing skills to the test this weekend. Automotive
Ford Annual Report shows continued global manufacturing drive
Posted on 30 Mar 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
US car maker Ford Motor Vehicle Company has released its annual report for the year 2014. Honda celebrates 7 millionth car made in Canada
Posted on 30 Mar 2015 by Tim Brown
Honda has celebrated the manufacture of its seven-millionth vehicle in Canada since the Japanese automaker first started making cars in the country in 1986. Jaguar Land Rover to double engineering and design in Coventry
Posted on 25 Mar 2015 by Callum Bentley
Jaguar Land Rover is to expand its advanced engineering and design centre at Whitley, Coventry, doubling its footprint at the location.
Women engineers driving auto industry’s technology advances
Posted on 24 Mar 2015 by Tim Brown
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the automotive industry will experience more dramatic change in the next decade than it has in the past 50 years. Volvo trucks speed up tooling time with 3D printing
Posted on 24 Mar 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
Volvo Trucks has implemented 3D printing technology at its plant in Lyon, France to increase the efficiency of its operations. Ford uses neuroscience in motor vehicle customer research
Posted on 24 Mar 2015 by Matthew Buckley
Ford is researching the impact its car interiors have on people by measuring the particular biological functions of test subjects while they explore a cars interior. Cities starting to get on board with emission-free buses
Posted on 20 Mar 2015 by Matthew Buckley
Manufacturers of emission-free buses are gaining traction with public transport departments around the world. But, while most schemes are running smoothly, Vancouver's has hit a bump in the road. Bloodhound SSC: Extreme machines need extreme teams
Posted on 20 Mar 2015 by Callum Bentley
BLOODHOUND SSC Engineering Lead, Conor La Grue updates on the latest progress of the amazing vehicle. And progress is happening - fast!
Siemens says it can increase your productivity by 40% with plant simulation
Posted on 20 Mar 2015 by Tim Brown
When we think of the automotive industry some years ago, the time to ramp up a manufacturing line to full productivity could have taken more than one year.