ZF opens automotive technology center in Mexico.
Mobility technology company ZF has officially opened the campus that will house four corporate function hubs for North America and the company's first R&D center in Monterrey, Mexico.
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Mobility technology company ZF has officially opened the campus that will house four corporate function hubs for North America and the company's first R&D center in Monterrey, Mexico.
NextGen Mobility Day: Braking force is generated at each wheel by an electric motor without a hydraulic system and brake fluid. The brake system was developed at ZF's development centers in China, the USA, and Germany for the global market.
During an annual global technology event, ZF presented its advanced steer-by-wire technology for the front axle and announced that this technology will be launched with industrial scale by a major global automaker within the next year. ZF has procured additional customer contracts in all major regions for its steer-by-wire systems...
ZF brake systems standard in Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4 and MEB The latest in ZF brake control solutions will be established as standard in Volkswagen’s ID.3 and ID.4 models as well as in Volkswagen Group’s globally marketed MEB modular e-drive system platform. Volkswagen Group’s order for the new ZF brake control system covers several million vehicles—starting with the recently introduced ID.3 and ID.4 and continuing with future models based on the manufacturer’s MEB e-drive platform. With an optimized software interface, ZF’s new braking system can be easily integrated in and interli...