printActive Transmission – More Than a Gearbox
The International CTI Symposium 'Innovative Automotive Transmissions, Hybrid & Electric Drives' and its flanking specialist exhibition 'Transmission Expo' is THE international industry event in Europe for people seeking information on the latest technical developments in automotive transmissions and drives for passenger cars and commercial vehicles!
HERE you meet the experts from Europe, America and Asia!
- 1,000 participants from Europe, America and Asia
- Largest specialist exhibition in the field of automotive transmissions, HEV and EV components in Europe
- CTI Test Drive: hands-on experiences on latest transmission and drive technologies
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Best of 2012
If you didn´t have the chance to attend the CTI Symposium in Berlin you can view our "best of" film online. Or maybe you want to know how it is like at our Symposium? Please convince yourself!
These key speakers and panellists discussed the challenges, strategies and latest trends of modern transmission and alternative drive development:
Challenges and approaches
for electrified drive systems
Dr Tobias Lösche-ter Horst
Director Group Research Powertrain
Volkswagen AG, Germany
Potential solutions for modern
electric drives
Dirk Lappe
Managing Director
Porsche Engineering Services GmbH
How many gears do the
markets need?
Bernd Eckl
Executive Vice President Sales,
Marketing
Business Development,
GETRAG International GmbH
and
Didier Lexa
Chief Technology Officer
GETRAG International GmbH
The value 2 pedal transmission
can provide
Yo Usuba
Executive Vice President
JATCO Ltd
Roadmap to 2050
Philip Gott
Senior Director Long Range Planning & Sustainability Solutions
IHS Global Insight, Inc.
Review 11th International CTI Symposium
Shifting down a gear
How many gears are enough or how can cars become more efficient and economical without drivers having to compromise on driving enjoyment? These and other questions were the focus of the 11th International CTI Symposium “Innovative Automotive Transmissions, Hybrid & Electric Drives”, which was held from 3 to 6 December 2012 in Berlin. The diverse range of concepts offered across the different vehicle classes in individual countries will continue to be retained in the future. Alongside CO 2 reductions and fuel efficiency, the question of who will drive vehicles in future and in what way is a new challenge facing the automobile industry because the younger generation is increasingly focusing on personal mobility.
