Automotive Engineering: June 2, 2016
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- A 24-hour battle of speed and efficiency
At Le Mans this month, amped-up hybrid prototype racecars from Audi and Toyota face a revamped Porsche 919 hybrid, while Ford hopes to recapture glory with its new GT-R. - Pushing the ICE forward, gradually
Emergent technologies from BorgWarner, Eaton and Mahle aim for greater efficiency in gasoline and diesel engines. - Smile, you're on Magna camera!
Magna Electronics is rapidly expanding production of its made-in-U.S.A. onboard cameras to keep pace with booming OEM demand for safety and vehicle-autonomy vision-systems technology. - Multi-material body solutions: Possibilities and manufacturing challenges
The body-in-white is a prime target for lightweighting and many automakers are pursuing unique and effective multi-material approaches, but improved design tools and processes might yield greater gains. - How Porsche met cooling challenges on the new 4-cylinder Boxster
- Brembo brake-by-wire will be production-ready before 2020
- Powering up the new stop-start systems
- Google talks self-driving vehicle development
- Ford upgrades dyno sleds to handle 2017 Super Duty diesel's might
- Second time a charm for Honda's unibody Ridgeline pickup?
- Jaguar puts a brave Pace on testing its new crossover
- Focus RS: Ford and GKN create an AWD masterpiece
- A 24-hour battle of speed and efficiency