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09/10/2026

“The technology we bring into the vehicle should add value to the end user, not be there just for technology's sake.”

As vehicles become more software-defined, the focus should not be on adding technology for the sake of innovation alone. The goal is creating experiences that are intuitive, useful and relevant to the people behind the wheel.

Chris Prediger, regional president of Cross-Domain Computing Solutions, Americas, joined John McElroy, Nora Eckert and Gary Vasilash on Autoline After Hours to discuss artificial intelligence, software-defined vehicles and how the industry can balance innovation with real customer value.

Watch the full conversation: https://f.mtr.cool/5d4mo0q6pg

09/10/2026

You get to the job site. Pick up your power tool. And it's out of juice. Now what? For a growing number of vehicle shoppers, the answer could be sitting in the driveway. Some of today's hybrid vehicles offer vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, allowing the vehicle's high-voltage battery to serve as a mobile power source.

Whether it's powering tools on a job site, supporting outdoor activities or providing backup power when it's needed, buyers are increasingly looking for electrification that adds everyday value. Our latest consumer research shows growing interest in V2L capability among hybrid vehicle shoppers. It's another reminder that successful electrification works best when it enhances familiar vehicle features, rather than replacing them. The message from consumers is clear: they don't just want vehicle electrification. They want electrification that does more.

Download and read our new white paper to explore the research, learn what buyers expect from hybrid vehicles and discover why multiple paths to electrification matter: https://f.mtr.cool/clyghktdag

09/03/2026

Innovation can't be one-size-fits-all.

The findings in the Bosch Tech Compass survey reinforces: expectations for technology aren’t universal. Our expectations are shaped by culture, everyday experience, global events and our unique plans for use of the tech.

Every year we survey the world to learn how folks see technology today and what that means for our future. For a look at this year's results: https://www.bosch.com/stories/technology-report-tech-compass-2026/

09/02/2026

8,000 pounds. That's the minimum towing capability truck and SUV buyers told us they expect, whether they tow every weekend or only a few times a year. For many consumers, it's not a nice-to-have. It's table stakes. That means vehicle electrification needs to fit real-world expectations, not ask drivers to compromise on them.

Our latest research takes a closer look at what hybrid buyers want, from capability and convenience to confidence behind the wheel. The findings reinforce a simple reality: there isn't a single path to electrification. That's why we see the future of mobility as a multi-lane highway, with different hybrid-electric solutions designed to meet different needs, use cases and expectations.

Want to learn more? Download and read our latest white paper to explore what consumers expect from hybrid vehicles and how those insights are helping shape the future of propulsion systems: https://f.mtr.cool/clyghktdag

08/27/2026

The road to electrification isn't one-size-fits-all. For many drivers, full hybrid electric vehicles offer a familiar experience with added benefits. No charging requirement. No extra trip planning. Just improved fuel economy, smoother driving and stronger low-speed performance, all while maintaining the capability drivers expect.

Range extended electric vehicles take a different approach. By combining an electric-first driving experience with an onboard engine that helps recharge the battery, they can help ease concerns about charging access, long road trips and demanding work or recreation needs. What do consumers really want from these technologies?

Our latest white paper explores the factors shaping interest in full hybrids and range extended electric vehicles, and why multiple paths to electrification matter. Download the white paper to learn more about the future of hybrid propulsion and the evolving expectations of vehicle buyers: https://f.mtr.cool/clyghktdag

08/19/2026

Every breakthrough starts with a spark. ✨

In the early days of the automotive industry, a reliable ignition was one of the biggest challenges standing between the automobile and its ability to truly become a reliable part of everyday life. Our magneto ignition system was able to deliver a more reliable spark, helping move the automobile from a promising idea to a practical reality.

More than 120 years later, that same spirit of innovation continues to shape Bosch's role in mobility, even as the ways people move continue to evolve.

08/17/2026

Different drivers. Different use cases. Different expectations.

That's why there isn't a single path forward for the future of trucks and SUVs.

As consumers navigate a growing range of powertrain choices, hybrid technologies continue to gain traction by balancing capability, efficiency and the features drivers value most.

Mohammad Fatouraie discusses why the future looks like a "multi-lane highway" of solutions, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
For a deeper dive, explore our new whitepaper, The Multi-Lane Highway: Bosch's Vision for Next-Generation Trucks and SUVs. https://f.mtr.cool/clyghktdag

You'll find Christopher Prediger turning advanced vehicle technology and powerful collaborations into scalable business ...
08/17/2026

You'll find Christopher Prediger turning advanced vehicle technology and powerful collaborations into scalable business impact.

As regional president for the Cross-Domain Computing Solutions at Bosch, he shapes advanced driver assistance systems and vehicle computing solutions that enable software- and AI-defined vehicles. With 15 years of automotive experience, including Bosch roles in Germany and Japan, he brings global perspective across commercial strategy, business management, logistics and finance.

This year, Automotive News recognized Chris as a Rising Star for his leadership in supply chain resilience, technology leadership and disciplined, innovation-led growth.

Congratulations, Chris for making an impact across the industry. Read more [subscription required]: https://f.mtr.cool/fmpbnetuue

08/13/2026

Your next vehicle could be driven by more innovation than you might think.

We expect that an average of more than 40 semiconductors will be integrated in every new vehicle by 2035, including everything from safety sensors to power electronics.

At our Roseville, California, facility, our focus is on silicon carbide semiconductors, a technology that can help electric vehicles go farther and recharge more efficiently compared to traditional silicon chips.

This isn’t just about tech. It’s about boosting chip production in the U.S. and helping propel the future of mobility.

More: https://www.bosch-semiconductors.com/roseville/

08/05/2026

One way advanced motorcycle technology can help improve rider safety is through radar sensor technology. We use it to support Advanced Rider Assistance Systems, which can help provide riders with greater awareness of their surroundings and enable features such as Adaptive Cruise Control and more.

Learn more in our latest Braking It Down episode, then explore more about ARAS on our website. https://f.mtr.cool/ovvrwhftxe

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