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In this edition of Auto Tech Review, we offer deeper perspectives about the futuristic technologies and concepts that are primed to drive this transformation of mobility.

Thermal Issues In Battery Packs For Electric Vehicles

India is poised to be one of the first countries with a tropical climate to adopt electric vehicles (EVs) with lithium-ion battery packs, on a hopefully large scale.

5 mins

“Collaboration Is The Way Forward For Any Automotive Component Player”

Over the years, Sandhar Technologies has been consistently focussing on passive safety and is now keen to foray into the active safety space. Auto Tech Review caught up with Arvind Joshi, WholeTime Director (Finance & Procurement), Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretary, Sandhar Technologies to understand about its offerings in areas of automotive safety and security systems.

7 mins

Redefining Mobility With New Vehicle Concepts

Mobility is the lifeblood of any urban city’s survival and it continues to evolve from merely serving as a medium of transportation from point A to point B towards comfort and safety driven, technology-powered solutions at a feverish pace.

6 mins

Futuristic Bike Concept With Series Potential

Edag maintains the utility patent for a special front wheel drive for motorcycles. Core of the concept is a chassis basis that will pave the way for a completely new, flexible architecture and an innovative means of industrial production.

7 mins

Development Strategy For Individual Mobility Of Tomorrow

Mobility faces huge challenges today. Only holistic systematic views, in particular of the energy chain, enable economical and ecologically sustainable solutions for the individual mobility of tomorrow. As a technologically innovative partner to the entire mobility industry, Schaeffler redefines this product diversity.

6 mins

Surface Innovations For Interiors Of Future Vehicles

A cooperation between Kostal and YFAI is intended to synergetically combine the HMI and interior technology areas in order to offer market-ready solutions for intelligent surfaces in the short term and, at the same time, to reduce organisational complexities for OEM customers. Instead of electronic modules that are installed in the vehicle interior and then covered, the partners are developing new products from a single source.

8 mins

Two-Wheeler Fuel Systems Transitioning Towards Electronic Solutions

A method of increasing efficiency of internal combustion engines, while keeping a check on their emissions, is by adopting an optimal fuel supply system.

5 mins

Who Wins The Tech Battle Among Sub-Compact SUVs?

India has been witnessing a gradual shift in customer preference towards sub-compact SUVs. Having sub-compact SUVs in its line-up has become a ‘must-have’ for OEMs looking to capture a piece of this ever-growing market pie. Hyundai was the latest to add its name to a list of manufacturers offering sub-compact SUVs in India, and has left no stone unturned to ensure its success. But how does it compare to its competitors – the Tata Nexon and the Mahindra XUV300? Let’s find out.

5 mins

Efficient Drivetrain For Electric Two-Wheelers In India

The adoption of electric mobility may not be moving at the speed the Indian government wishes for. However, the robust government push in the form of the FAME II scheme announced earlier this year has infused hope about facilitating an electric vehicle ecosystem in the country. Pune-based Team Drivetrain offers a solution in this area.

3 mins

Ashok Leyland's Legacy Plant Embraces Technology

For 70 years since it started operations, Ashok Leyland has remained one of the country’s leading players in the commercial vehicle (CV) industry, especially in the truck space, and boasts of a long-standing manufacturing history. Auto Tech Review visited the company’s mother plant in Ennore, Chennai, where operations began wayback in 1948. Auto Tech Review met up with KV Natarajan, Plant Head – Ennore, Ashok Leyland Ltd, to understand the various developments that have taken place at the company’s oldest plant as well as the trends in the commercial vehicle segment in India. Natarajan also provided information on the highly-customisable product portfolio, continuous modernisation of the facility, increased utilisation of automation technologies, sustainable methods of manufacturing and the preparedness for BS VI emission norms.

6 mins

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A business magazine for technology-oriented management from all the domains of engineering, manufacturing, production, R&D, design and sales & marketing, Auto Tech Review is India’s first and only automotive magazine that speaks the language of technology. The focus on automotive technology makes Auto Tech Review a unique product in the Indian media space and that is the value we offer to our readers through high-quality, in-depth, research-oriented articles and features. 

The magazine is published by Springer India, part of Springer Science+Business Media, Germany. Our parent publication is ATZ – Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift (Automotive Engineering Magazine) – a globally-acclaimed automotive technology magazine from the house of Springer. ATZ is being published successfully ever since it was founded in 1898; thus making it the oldest existing automotive magazine in the world.