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AVL Italia has inaugurated the AVL SmartSphere in Cavriago: an immersive showroom where digital tools, AR, and AI meet real-world engineering. Visitors can explore AVL’s smart solutions in action — driving

Explore how AVL tackled the industry's toughest mobility challenges at FISITA World Mobility Conference 2025. From electrification to software-defined vehicles, our five expert-led sessions offered actionable

AVL reaffirmed its leadership in sustainable mobility innovation by participating as a Gold+ sponsor at EuroBrake 2025, the world’s leading conference on braking and friction systems.

AVL Italia contributes to the A22 project with Italy’s first megawatt charging station for electric trucks, installed at Bolzano South in the Firmian parking area. The station will integrate energy storage to

Join us at the ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo in Stuttgart on May 20 - 22, 2025. Discover groundbreaking technologies driving autonomous and ADAS applications and approach our experts at booth #9222

Navigating the Shift from Combustion to E-Mobility – Insights from Matthias Fail

The MARBEL project, coordinated by Eurecat, has successfully concluded. AVL Italia joined the final event showcasing its work on battery innovation. All partners presented their results, highlighting the

AVL Italia joins the EU-funded ARISE project to develop next-gen solid-state batteries for electric vehicles. The initiative aims to deliver safe, high-performance, and sustainable energy systems, accelerating

Future Technologies and Sustainability combined at AVL Tech Center Steyr

The European MARBEL project consortium met at Applus+ IDIADA in Santa Oliva to review progress and plan next steps for developing advanced batteries for electric vehicles. The meeting included workshops, lab

Upcoming, increasingly stringent greenhouse gas as well as emission limits demand for powertrain electrification across all vehicle applications. For two-wheelers, motorcycles and all-terrain-vehicles (ATV) the

Invisible to the naked eye, yet increasingly on the radar of policymakers, ultrafine particles (UFPs) are quietly shaping the future of air quality regulations. What does current legislation in Europe look like