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Brose pushes electrification beyond the powertrain

Brose's no-touch fuel tank door is activated by a wave of the hand.
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By:
Neal E. Boudette
November 16, 2015 05:00 AM

COBURG, Germany -- The auto industry's push toward electrification is driving changes that increasingly go beyond the powertrain and are transforming other parts of the modern vehicle.

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