What is the Role of Engineering in the Automotive Industry?

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In summary, engineering plays a crucial role in the automotive industry by designing, developing, and improving vehicles and their components to meet safety, performance, and efficiency standards. Engineers use their expertise in various fields such as mechanical, electrical, and software engineering to create innovative designs and technologies for both traditional and electric vehicles. They also play a critical role in ensuring the production and assembly processes are efficient and cost-effective. Additionally, engineering plays a key role in researching and implementing new materials and technologies to make vehicles more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Overall, engineering is essential for the success and advancement of the automotive industry.
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Good morning,
New Member here, I am a graduate of E/Electronics Engineering, an Automotive Engineering enthusiast. Ironically a Banker by Profession.
I hope to learn a lot and make my contributions too.
Thank you.
 
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Welcome to PF yungboss!
 
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