Automotive Engineering - October 2022 - 2

CONTENTS
FEATURES
18 Closing the loop on EV battery
recycling COVER STORY
Recycling battery materials is vital to the electric-vehicle future, but
the way forward faces a host of hurdles.
26 Unzipping the future of sustainable
electronics ADVANCED ELECTRONICS
In2Tec brings an innovative solution to the global e-waste problem.
29 Keeping your silicon cool THERMAL MANAGEMENT
A Parker Chomerics expert shares real-world solutions for the
heat-dissipation challenges in onboard electronics.
REGULARS
4 Editorial: Engineering sustainability
6 Supplier Eye
Good news and bad news for 2023
10 Technology Report
10 New 300-mm wafer fab is key to Bosch's
chip future | SEMICONDUCTORS
13 Brembo's Sensify aims to revolutionize
braking | CHASSIS
16 Road Ready
16 NAIAS 2022: Seventh generation of Ford
Mustang is highest-performer yet
17 Jeep springs its first BEVs
33 Q&A
ON THE COVER
A Toyota battery pack undergoes disassembly at Redwood Materials
facility near Reno, Nevada. Development of a robust EV battery
recycling industry has moved from a net-positive sideline to a
necessity, as OEMs and suppliers transition away from internal
combustion. (Redwood Materials)
Brian Latouf, in July 2022 named Hyundai's
first-ever Global Chief Safety Officer, details how
the company will study real-world crashes and
combine those efforts with EV battery testing at
its new, $51.6-million Safety Test Investigation
Laboratory (STIL) when the Michigan facility is
completed in Fall 2023.
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