Engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using aluminum to improve lithium-ion batteries.

New adhesives have been formulated for bonding electronics, EV motors and stainless steel.

STANTON, TN—The U.S. auto industry is accelerating its move south as car companies pour billions of dollars into new factories in Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Automakers are now rushing to construct assembly plants and battery-making facilities—some sitting on sites the size of 60 football fields.

A documented cost reduction program helps a manufacturer to cut costs and improve brazing operations.

Engineers must balance batteries and drivetrains with charging systems and weight distribution.

Underwriters Laboratories (UL), which is officially known as UL Solutions, has now turned its expertise to electric vehicle batteries and charging stations.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Energy has unveiled a $15.5 billion package of funding and loans primarily focused on retooling existing factories for the transition to electric vehicles.

A process monitoring system guarantees the functionality of mixing nozzles produced on automated assembly line.

Cartesian gantry system feeds bolts, threaded bushings and support plates to injection molding machine.

WASHINGTON—Engineers at NASA’s Advanced Air Vehicles Program are examining supersonic commercial flight.