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  • TPCA Car Production Plant Opens in Czech Republic
    News - 2 Jun 2005
    Toyota Peugeot Citroën Automobile (TPCA) held a ceremony this weekmarking the official inauguration of its plant in Kolín , 60 kilometers east of the Czech Republic capital of Prague....
  • University of Hertfordshire Designs Cost Effective Car Safety Features
    News - 30 May 2005
    Engineers at the University of Hertfordshire have found a way to comply with car safety regulations almost 10 times faster than traditional methods. About 9,000 pedestrian and cyclists die every...
  • Sandia National Labs Helps Keep Car Tires Inflated
    News - 24 May 2005
    The National Nuclear Security Administration's Sandia National Laboratories recently provided three engineering concepts to small business owner Dale Petty for a gadget that keeps car tires...
  • The PAC Car - One Litre of Fuel Per 3836 Kilometres
    News - 24 May 2005
    The goal of the Shell Eco-marathon is to complete a distance of about 25 kilometres with a minimum average speed of 30 kph using the least possible amount of fuel. PAC-Car II is powered by a hydrogen...
  • Ultrasound Guarantees Flawless Car Parts
    News - 5 May 2005
    Australian manufacturers can increase car part exports and save millions of dollars by implementing a new system to identify flawed car parts. Developed by Swinburne University PhD student Suresh...
  • Efficient Particulate Filter Cuts Truck and Car Emissions
    News - 20 Apr 2005
    New filters from the Siemens company Emitec remove as much as 80 percent of particulates from the exhaust gases produced by trucks. This represents a significant reduction of the pollutant emissions...
  • New Plastic Blend for Car Radiator Grilles
    News - 12 Apr 2005
    When it comes to manufacturing large, distinctive radiator grilles that meet the highest requirements thanks to their exceptional mechanical and thermal properties, Makroblend® DP 7645 from Bayer...
  • Bonding Technology In Cars: Adhesives Instead Of Rivets, Screws and Welding
    News - 8 Apr 2005
    Adhesives are increasingly used in modern automotive production. They allow different materials to be permanently bonded in an energy-efficient manner and without the need for other auxiliary...
  • The Car Wants a Word With You
    News - 8 Apr 2005
    Cars are now able to speak by means of sensors attached to wheel rims and seats. With the new technology a car tells you if the tyre pressures are too low or the driver is falling asleep. Intelligent...
  • EU Aims to Boost the Competitiveness of the European Car Industry
    News - 1 Mar 2005
    The European Commission has launched a stakeholder consultation in the framework of its initiative to boost the competitiveness of the European car industry. All interested parties are invited to...

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