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Automotive supplier Bosch expects both fuel cells and hydrogen internal combustion to play a big role in the future trucking industry.

Estimates suggest global chip shortage will ease through 2023, and there is an effort to push local manufacturing of chips – but where are we lagging?

The House THUD Subcommittee approved an appropriations bill that includes provisions to block a speed limiter mandate, along with changes to the Safe Driver Apprenticeship Program. Also: Bosch begins volume production of hydrogen fuel cell power modules.

Bosch, a global supplier of technology and service, is entering the hydrogen age of mobility by starting volume production of its fuel-cell power module at its Stuttgart-Feuerbach location.

Bosch has just launched series production of its "fuel cell power module" at its plant in Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany. The US startup Nikola is the first customer with its Class 8 hydrogen truck set to enter the North American market in Q3 this year. Although the final assembly of the fuel…

German company Bosch is betting big on a hydrogen future, investing 2.5 billion Euros by 2026.

An appropriations bill for the DOT includes a provision that would block FMCSA from mandating speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks. Also: Bosch begins volume production of hydrogen fuel cell power modules; latest Highway Angel.

Bosch Investment: The company operates along the entire hydrogen value chain, developing technology for its production and application. By 2030, Bosch plans to generate sales of roughly EUR 5 billion with hydrogen technology. In its solutions for the hydrogen economy, Bosch is relying on a global manufacturing network and the prowess of its German locations, the company said.

Bosch says it has begun volume production of its fuel-cell power module for heavy trucks, with Nikola serving as pilot customer with its North American

Stuttgart, Germany – Bosch is expanding its semiconductor business with silicon carbide chips. The technology company plans to acquire assets of the U.S. chipmaker TSI Semiconductors, based in Roseville, California.