For many years, the automotive industry has been under constant pressure to reduce emissions from internal combustion engines. 

Do you want to develop your gearboxes faster and more cost-efficiently? Do you need to avoid unnecessary losses caused by the oil sump, optimize the lubrication of the bearings and improve the cooling concept? 

The electrification of the powertrain has been one of the technological highlights in vehicle development over the last few years.

Today more than ever, communities around the globe are committed to reduce CO2 and pollutant emissions, targeting a healthier environment and a sustainable utilization of resources. 

2020 is the first year in which automakers need to meet fleetwide CO2 targets. 

AVL’s Josko Balic discusses how co-simulation platforms can be used to develop a range of driver assistance systems.

The early design stages of vehicle development process are typically associated with low quality CAD data. Preparatory work is burdensome and costly, requiring large manual workload and skilled user. In this webinar you will learn how to avoid tediou

AVL offers tailored simulation solutions to support engineering tasks during the fuel cell development process to achieve a short time to market. 

The enforcement of stricter emission legislations has characterized the commercial vehicle industry for decades. Even when legislation varies on limits and testing methods, one thing remains in common: the holistic view of the vehicle. 

Modern internal combustion engines are being developed to provide the requested performance, to be efficient and to comply with strict exhaust emission standards.