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Poppe + Potthoff supplied Topaq system components for JCB’s hydrogen-powered Hydromax vehicle, which has set a new world land speed record for hydrogen-powered vehicles at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The components were used in the vehicle’s high-performance drivetrain. With an officially measured average speed of 406.320mph (653.909km/h), the JCB Hydromax surpassed the previous record and…
Five AI, part of Bosch Mobility, has announced plans to develop simulation technology aimed at helping automotive manufacturers and suppliers develop autonomous vehicles more safely, quickly and cost-effectively. Backed by UK government funding through the CAM Pathfinder program, this new technology combines Gaussian scene reconstruction and generative AI techniques to create highly realistic…
Cell manufacturers and vehicle integrators have always had to rely on simulations, destructive testing methods and indirect measurements. The Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Ernst-Mach-Institut (Fraunhofer EMI), has developed what it says is a unique high-speed x-ray system that makes dynamic processes inside large-format prismatic cells visible in real time for the first time.…
Modern vehicles already contain around 100 million lines of code, according to McKinsey, with that figure projected to reach 300 million by 2030. As AI accelerates software development, validation faces a growing workload, making effective test creation and maintenance increasingly important to vehicle safety and reliability. Hyperpilot has announced a new integration that allows engineering teams…
Phinia has released its third annual Sustainability Report , which outlines progress across the company’s environmental, social and governance priorities, covering sustainability initiatives across its people, products and operations. The report demonstrates how the company is embedding sustainability into its strategy and decision-making, while delivering innovative products and solutions that…
Prasad Kulkarni, manager of body structures engineering at Mahindra Automotive North America, discusses current disrupters in the vehicle testing sphere For 2026, Mahindra Automotive North America’s manager of body structures engineering, Prasad Kulkarni, joined the ATTI Awards panel at Automotive Testing Expo Europe bringing his unique insight to the voting process. He has spent 26 years in…
Ahead of his presentation at Vehicle Tech Week North America 2026, Manoj Kumar, software architect at Ford Motor Company, talks to Automotive Testing Technology International about bridging the SDV validation gap and using AI for verification and validation in multi-OS cockpits What’s one thing happening in the industry right now that people can’t afford to ignore? One important development that…
Torsus, a manufacturer of heavy-duty off-road vehicles, has expanded its Slovak engineering and production operations with the opening of a second manufacturing facility. The new site in Ilava has created 100 jobs and will increase production of the Terrastorm and Praetorian ranges. It also strengthens the ability of Torsus to develop and manufacture specialist vehicles for mining, energy,…
On June 26, 2026, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that will dismantle a 31-year-old assumption embedded in federal safety compliance: that every light vehicle on US roads has a physical brake pedal awaiting a human foot. The landmark proposal explicitly amends Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 135 (Light…
V Engineering, McLaren’s independent engineering center, has announced that it is developing a new high-voltage, hybrid battery solution for the McLaren P1, as part of Project Continuum. The original hybrid battery cells used in the P1 were manufactured in 2010. After 16 years of service, numerous units have deteriorated to the point that they must be replaced, otherwise the car will be…
