Automotive Innovation At CES: A 2018 Roundup
Over the past few years, CES – the Consumer Electronics Show – has become a hotspot for vehicle innovation, especially when it comes to automation and mobility. This year was no different. Read more for some highlights.
Replacing The ‘C’ In CES With Cars: An Overview
Now that CES 2017 has concluded – taking place from Jan. 5-8 in Las Vegas – let’s look at some of the events that captured the attention of the automotive world, from the OE and aftermarket sides alike.
Johnson Controls Sells Automotive Electronics Business To Visteon
This transaction will complete Johnson Controls’ divestiture of the automotive electronics business, which in aggregate realized total proceeds in line with original expectations of more than $965 million.
Johnson Controls Completes Sale Of HomeLink Business
Johnson Controls received approximately $700 million for the business, subject to adjustments, which includes all HomeLink assets, intellectual property and testing facilities.
Johnson Controls Reports Double-Digit Increase In Third Quarter 2013
Company reports significant improvements in its European automotive business.
MEMA Members Tell Legislators: “Now is the Time”
The theme “Now is the Time,” has never seemed more appropriate as members of the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) gathered on Capitol Hill this week to talk to legislators about the critical issues currently challenging the motor vehicle supplier industry. Rather than simply bringing a laundry list of complaints to legislators this week, motor vehicle suppliers that attended MEMA’s annual Legislative Summit focused on ways that the industry can be part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
General Motors Recognizes Best Suppliers
JACKSONVILLE , Fla. – General Motors Corp. recently recognized 97 companies with its highly coveted Supplier of the Year Award. There are 57 multiple-year winners among this year’s nominees. “GM is proud to honor our best suppliers with the Supplier of the Year Award, an award that we believe is the most meaningful honor in
Latest in Fuel Efficiency, Safety Technology on Display Next Week at MEMA’s DC Ride and Drive Event
Motor vehicle parts suppliers will demonstrate the latest technologies to improve vehicle safety and fuel efficiency at the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association’s (MEMA) second annual Ride and Drive, slated for Thursday and Friday, Oct. 4-5, at RFK Stadium, Parking Lots 6 and 7, in Washington, D.C. Members of Congress, federal agency officials, congressional staff and the media will have the opportunity to test drive vehicles and see displays relating to vehicle safety and fuel efficiency, according to Bob McKenna, MEMA president and CEO.
Motor Vehicle Parts Suppliers to Showcase Fuel Efficiency, Safety Technologies at Annual Ride and Drive in D.C.
The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) recently announced that it will hold a two-day demonstration of automotive technology that enables vehicles to be safer, cleaner and more fuel efficient. The second annual Ride and Drive is set for Thursday and Friday, Oct. 4-5, at RFK Stadium, Parking Lots 6 and 7, in Washington, D.C. Companies slated to participate include Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC, BorgWarner Inc., Delphi Corp., Gates Corp., Gentex Corp., GE Plastics, Magna International of America Inc., Meritor WABCO Vehicle Control Systems, Robert Bosch LLC, Valeo Inc. and Webasto Product North America Inc.
Eleven Suppliers Win Prestigious 2005 Automotive News PACE Awards
Eleven automotive suppliers have won 2005 Automotive News PACE Awards for innovation. Two automotive manufacturers were also honored with the first-ever Automotive News PACE Innovative OEM Collaborator Awards during the program.