BorgWarner announced it has secured its first 48‑volt electric cross‑differential (eXD) program with a Chinese OEM, marking the debut of the technology in its global portfolio. The eXD integrates with the vehicle’s 48 V electrical architecture to dynamically manage torque between wheels, improving handling, traction, and overall system efficiency. By leveraging the higher‑voltage architecture, the solution promises lower wiring costs and better energy utilization for electric vehicles. The order underscores BorgWarner’s push into advanced torque‑management solutions for the rapidly expanding EV market.
NXP Semiconductors introduced the third‑generation RFCMOS automotive radar transceiver TEF8388, an 8‑transmit/8‑receive (8T8R) device capable of supporting imaging radar sensors with up to 576 antenna channels. The chip maintains power consumption comparable to legacy 3T4R solutions while offering scalable configurations...
Posco Future M and U.S. start‑up Molten Industries have signed an agreement to produce high‑purity graphite for battery anodes using methane‑derived pyrolysis. Molten’s process splits methane into hydrogen and graphite via resistive heating, and a pilot plant already operates in...
New vehicle registrations in the Philippines dropped 8% in February 2026, falling to 35,842 units from 39,164 a year earlier. The decline follows a 10% drop in January and reflects a broader slowdown in economic growth, with GDP growth slowing...
Aurora Innovation released a Steer Group report showing autonomous freight already contributes $3.3 billion to the U.S. trucking sector and supports 17,000 jobs. The analysis projects the autonomous trucking segment will generate $70 billion of GDP by 2035, delivering $9.4 billion in annual...
General Motors and LG Energy Solution’s Ultium Cells will convert its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant to produce lithium‑iron‑phosphate (LFP) battery cells for stationary energy‑storage systems, investing $70 million in the retooling. Production is slated to start in the second quarter of...
China’s central government announced a target of over 100,000 fuel‑cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) by 2030, more than double the roughly 40,000 on the road today. By the end of 2025 the country operated 574 hydrogen refuelling stations capable of dispensing...
Hesai Technology has joined Nvidia’s Halos AI Systems Inspection Lab, the first ANSI‑accredited facility for testing AI‑driven physical systems. The partnership obliges Hesai to evaluate its LiDAR platforms against a unified framework covering functional safety, cybersecurity and AI compliance. Hesai,...
Bentley reported a seventh straight year of profit, posting €216 million operating profit for 2025 despite a 5% drop in vehicle deliveries. Revenue slipped only 1% to €2.6 billion, helped by higher‑margin bespoke options and strong Bentayga sales, including the new Bentayga...

Kia Corporation and TotalEnergies have renewed their global partnership with a five‑year agreement that extends cooperation through 2031. Under the deal, TotalEnergies will continue supplying its Quartz engine oils to Kia’s worldwide dealer network, supporting vehicle maintenance and performance. The...
Automotive manufacturers are navigating a rapid shift from combustion engines to electric vehicles, with global EV sales projected to rise from 14.7 million in 2025 to 17.4 million in 2026. In the United States, California accounts for roughly 35% of EV registrations,...
South Korea's Posco Future M announced a KRW 357 billion ($239 million) investment to build an artificial graphite anode plant in Thai Nguyen, Vietnam. The facility will initially target 55,000 metric tons of annual capacity, scaling up in phases as orders materialize, with...
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation has inaugurated the Fuso Tech Centre India (FTCI) in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, creating a 2,847 m² global engineering hub. The centre consolidates product development, cost engineering, IT, digital solutions and procurement under one roof, and features...
Chinese EV giant BYD is weighing the construction of a wholly‑owned plant in Canada, a market that recently lifted tariffs on up to 49,000 Chinese‑made EVs per year. The company also left open the option of acquiring a legacy automaker,...
Subaru and Infineon announced a joint development of an ADAS‑focused ECU built around Infineon’s AURIX TC4x microcontroller. The partnership targets a redesign of Subaru’s EyeSight system, adding six 500 MHz TriCore cores, ASIL‑D safety compliance, and hardware accelerators for radar and...