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The joint venture agreement is expected to become effective within six to nine months of signing pending regulatory approvals.Taiwan's Foxconn will acquire a 50% stake in ZF Group's axle system assembly unit, creating a joint venture aimed at growing automotive and supply chain opportunities, the companies said on Monday.The deal, which values ZF Chassis Modules GmbH at 1 billion euros (USD 1.11 billion), will allow the companies to expand the range of product offerings…

The all-new Mahindra Scorpio-N has been selling like hotcakes in the market. With the prolonged delivery periods, there are many who get overjoyed when the long-awaited SUV finally arrives. Here is an incident from Mumbai, which involves a brand-new Scorpio that just got out of the showroom. According to the information, this is a brand-new Mahindra Scorpio-N complete with delivery ribbons. The vehicle was overspeeding according to the witnesses and the driver lost control of the vehicle. The Scorpio-N toppled, hit a…

Even after a year since its launch, Ola Electric seems to be facing quality control issues. The company is currently working towards its Diwali event which is scheduled for October 22nd. It is speculated that the Bangalore-based startup could launch a new affordable scooter.Front axle on brand new Ola S1 Pro breaks In a post that was recently shared on Facebook, an owner of a brand new Ola S1 Pro complained that the front fork on his scooter caved. The photo that was posted clearly shows the dislodged front wheel. The…

US/German auto parts company ZF has released an innovative strut suspension front axle concept that allows the front wheels to turn up to a ludicrous 80 degrees, delivering incredibly tight u-turns and extraordinary agility for parallel parking.The ZF Easyturn concept looks bizarre in action, you could swear the front wheels are about to fall off. Indeed, it's a system that needs to be carefully designed around, because you need an unusually large amount of space in the wheel wells to get that kind of angle. It's only…

You might think that cycling multi-tools have already been designed to fit into every bike component imaginable, but such is not the case. Wolf Tooth's Axle Handle Multi-Tool takes things further, by doubling as a rear wheel axle lever.Although the 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum tool is designed to work with Wolf Tooth's own threaded-end rear axles, it's reportedly also compatible with axles from Trek and other manufacturers – as long as they have a threaded end and a removable lever which is retained with an…