John Irwin

DuPont's EV adhesives are used to do everything from keep a battery pack's temperature in line to helping automakers reduce the vehicle's weight.

A new wheel bearing design by German parts supplier Schaeffler promises efficiency improvements for battery-electric vehicles, according to the company.

Sales revenue at the world's largest parts suppliers bounced back significantly from 2020, even surpassing 2019 results in many cases. But beneath those numbers, suppliers are feeling the pinch.

Automakers and suppliers are creating oceans of new data that need to be managed and analyzed. Who better to partner with than Google, Microsoft, Amazon and other global giants of cloud commerce?

Two years of disruptions caused by the pandemic, the microchip shortage and a wide range of supply chain challenges are prompting automakers and suppliers to pursue a better sense of where their parts are.

Swedish autonomous-truck startup Einride has received regulatory approval to operate its vehicles on public U.S. roadways and will begin doing so this year, the company said Thursday.

About 27,700 vehicles were removed from production plans over the last week, most of them in Asia, according to the latest estimate by AutoForecast Solutions.

A Clarios battery plant in Holland, Mich., provides a glimpse into the future of low-voltage batteries in the electric vehicle age.

The number of vehicles lost to the semiconductor shortage so far this year has passed the 2 million-unit mark, according to the latest estimate by AutoForecast Solutions.

BCG's latest report said battery-electric vehicles are likely to benefit in the coming years because of a significant shift away from internal combustion engine vehicles.

Despite worldwide headwinds making life difficult for auto suppliers, megasupplier Bosch is seizing the moment to invest in North American plants.

A study of EV fast charger stations in California found far more chargers were not functioning properly than providers have said, a concern as the U.S. prepares to invest $5 billion in its charging network.

Only 16,600 vehicles were removed from production plans over the last week worldwide, but it could be until 2024 before the market normalizes.

Piston Group said it plans to produce ONE's Aries battery packs, which utilize lithium iron phosphate chemistry to "increase range and reduce cost while eliminating nickel and cobalt supply chain and safety concerns."

Software developed by steering supplier Nexteer and Israeli tech startup Tactile Mobility allows vehicles to detect hazardous road conditions, and even the health of a tire.