REPORTS: CHINA’S AUTO OUTPUT, SALES TO HIT 9 MILLION IN 2007
September 11, 2007 — China's auto output and sales are forecast to reach a record 9 million units in 2007, media reports said, amid continuing problems with overcapacity.
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SAIC wants to become a global top 6 player
Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. aims to be one of the world's top six auto manufacturers by 2020.
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Renault launches a design centre in India
Renault said today it has opened a design centre in India as it seeks a bigger presence in emerging markets.
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Hella Adaptive Cruise Control Technology Gains OEM Interest.
Hella's use of laser radar in adaptive cruise control (ACC) technology soon may find its way into North American vehicle programs, company officials predict.
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Light Engine – New Applications Are Driving the Convergence between Micro-mirrors & Solid State Ligh
Nowadays, numerous developments on microdisplays for portable applications are on way. These applications are expected to be a very strong market driver for optical MEMS. Pico-projectors integrated or not in cell phones could be the next killer application for micro-mirrors.
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Fiat: Ramacotti, boss of the style
TURIN -- Fiat group CEO Sergio Marchionne wants all group styling centers under the same roof, Lorenzo Ramaciotti.
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Bo Andersson never satisfied
Bo Andersson, General Motors' group vice president for purchasing and supply chain, has helped save the automaker billions of dollars during his tenure.
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Hella: making driving safer
Hella based in Lippstadt, Germany, but with facilities worldwide, is best known as a leader in the vehicle lighting market. However, it is also active in a number of electronics and body control segments and has recently made a significant move into driver assist systems.
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Hella swings back to profit
German supplier Hella swung to a net profit in the 2006/2007 fiscal year as it reduced costs in its core lighting business.
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Hella ACC technology gains OEM interest.
Hella's use of laser radar in adaptive cruise control (ACC) technology soon may find its way into North American vehicle programs, company officials predict.
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