Hella to supply Geely in electronics
Hella next year will supply Chinese automaker Geely Automobile Group with electronic parts, including body control modules, sensors, actuators and exterior and interior lights.
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White LED for Headlamps
Today, LEDs are increasingly being used as light sources for signal functions at the front of the vehicle as well. This trend will increase considerably in the coming years. The first full-LED headlamps, which also produce low beam and high beam, will be on the market in 2008. They open up new, far-reaching styling options and therefore great differentiation potential for automakers.
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New modules for customised front lighting
The 90-millimetre module series "Premium" and "Performance" from Hella offer manufacturers optimum light output and design freedom
Article of 24.08.2007
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Chery will build Fiat and Alfa Romeo cars in China
Fiat said today it was in a joint venture with China's Chery Automobiles to make 175,000 cars a year.
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Growth for MM in China
Italy’s Magneti Marelli aims for sales in China to equal 10 percent of total sales within three years, says president and CEO Eugenio Razelli.
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China’s Auto Sales Top the World by 2015
China could overtake the United States as world’s biggest auto market by 2015.
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Driver assistance systems increase road safety
Hella is developing electronic and light-based systems - sensor fusion increases the benefit for car drivers
Article of 22.08.2007
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Camera to improve safety
Automakers are finding new ways of using small cameras in vehicles in a quest for greater safety and security, including the first 360-degree cams that give drivers a view of blind spots in their surroundings.
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J.D. Power: Asia Pacific Projected to Surpass Europe as World’s Largest Regional Automotive Market b
Annual Asia Pacific Auto Sales projected to Increase by more than 7% in 2007
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At least two million. “Chery will seek development and struggle for survival in a long time”.
Chery signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Italy's Fiat Auto on Tuesday to set up a joint auto manufacturing company, the second day after it revealed a deal to supply Fiat with 100,000 engines a year.
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