How ZF is moving on after failed bid to take over Haldex

Klaus-Dieter Floerecke

February 04, 2017 05:00 AM

ZF Friedrichshafen is moving on after its failed attempt to take over brake manufacturer Haldex. ZF's plans now include greater involvement in electronic-braking technologies and developing new customer groups using ZF's e-platform concept, CEO Stefan Sommer told Automobilwoche, a sibling publication of Automotive News Europe.

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