Plans by BorgWarner to spin off the Fuel Systems and Aftermarket segments were first announced in December 2022 under its “Charging Forward” strategy.

The TX-18 Pro automated transmission will come with two new features: Off-Road Calibration and Rock-Free Mode.

Billed as "Software-as-a-service", 'OpenZEVX' is targeted to operators of commercial electric vehicles and is available on a subscription basis.

Foton to invest USD1bn in new truck in Mexico with plans to enter the markets of Canda and USA via NAFTA.

PlusDrive-equipped trucks will employ mid- to long-range lidar from Luminar on an exclusive supplier basis, while Plus will act as exclusive third-party supplier of AI-powered driver assistance software to Luminar’s OEM customers.

From the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Volvo will test autonomous trucks on freight corridors to El Paso and to Houston.

The manufacturer announced it is taking cost-cutting measures to reduce its outgoings to under USD400m by 2024, including layoffs of approximately 270 workers at multiple sites.

The American manufacturer claims the new alloy will make its engines more durable and efficient than was previously possible. 

The demonstration vehicle achieved 16 miles per gallon fuel efficiency and a 170% improvement in freight efficiency over the 2009 ‘SuperTruck I’ vehicle.

The U.S. Department of Energy took the decision to cancel the deal with Microvast in late May without offering any specific reason - though the company has been the subject of allegations linking it to the Chinese government.

The decision was reportedly motivated by the weak profitability of the Plattsburgh, New York operations over several years.

This is just one of many recent acquisitions by Borgwarner in the electromobility sector.