ZF Friedrichshafen AG, commonly known as ZF Group, established in 1915 and headquartered in Friedrichshafen, Germany, is a global technology company specializing in driveline and chassis technology as well as active and passive safety systems. ZF's product portfolio includes transmissions, axles, steering systems, braking systems, and automated driving technologies, serving industries such as passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and industrial applications. The company is committed to advancing mobility and transportation solutions, focusing on electrification, autonomous driving, and digitalization. With a presence in 31 countries and approximately 168,700 employees, ZF reported sales of €46.6 billion in fiscal year 2023, operating 162 production locations worldwide.
ZF introduces integrated commercial vehicle drivetrains and cloud-based fleet management platforms to optimize emergency service operations and vehicle efficiency.
The partnership integrates ZF’s advanced eight-speed automatic transmission into the TJ Series, enhancing fuel efficiency and maneuverability for demanding port, intermodal, and distribution center logistics.
ZF Commercial Vehicle Solutions tests transmission to support automotive data ecosystem and EU decarbonization targets in long-haul and distribution transport.
ZF presents advanced driveline technologies, predictive maintenance software, and high-efficiency electric systems to support sustainable bus transportation.
ZF and Qualcomm Technologies combine automotive computing and AI perception to deliver a modular, high-performance ADAS platform based on centralized vehicle architectures.
ZF showcased predictive chassis software and acoustic control technologies enabling software-defined vehicles to adapt dynamically to road conditions and driving behavior.
ZF’s software-based technology uses dampers to reduce noise by 3-10 dB, bringing premium acoustic comfort to affordable vehicle segments without requiring any additional hardware.