The intelligence of future vehicles will be controlled by a few extremely powerful central computers.

ZF has received a production contract for its Full-Range Radar technology from China’s SAIC Motor Corporation.

Selected by Schuster Co., for performance, reliability and maintenance advantages.

The software-defined vehicle is fast becoming reality.

This past winter was particularly hard for many vehicles. Not only was the weather especially harsh, but during lockdown many cars sat idle, exposing them to the destructive power of corrosion. Car workshops should therefore offer their customers a spring check to ensure that vehicles are roadworthy and restore confidence in road safety. ZF Aftermarket supports them with high-quality spare parts and know-how.

Farmington Hills, Michigan – ZF has launched its coASSIST Level2+ semi-automated driving system on the 2020 Dongfeng Aeolus Yixuan which was launched late in 2020. This marks the first launch globally of coASSIST which delivers advanced safety and convenience functions – and is the most affordable Level2+ system in the industry.

ZF recently completed software upgrades to 740 New York City Transit busses to significantly improve fuel economy, resulting in an annual savings of approximately $1.6 million or 720,000 gallons of fuel.

Brussels, Belgium. ZF today announced that it has signed a landmark Long-Term Agreement (LTA) with Wielton SA, the third largest producer of semi-trailers in Europe. Leveraging its recent acquisition of WABCO, ZF’s Commercial Vehicle Control Systems division will equip Wielton trailers with its advanced Transicsbranded TX-TRAILERPULSE telematics solution as well as extensive support services across Europe. This follows the recent successful extension of a cooperation agreement between ZF and Wielton to equip Wielton trailers with WABCO Trailer EBS

Following initial production of the ibeoNEXT LiDAR system last year, the ZF Group has obtained its next order: Ibeo Automotive Systems GmbH and SICK AG will bring the 3D Solid-State LiDAR sensor for industrial applications to market. ZF will produce transceiver modules for both ibeoNext automotive and industrial applications at its facility in Brest, France.

ZF, Microsoft and PwC Germany will jointly transform processes at the ZF Diepholz plant in northern Germany and use the insights ZF wide.