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Bosch readies for fuel cells and electrification

A challenge for Stefan Hartung and Bosch is striking a balance between the internal combustion engines of today and the electrified powertrains of the future.
A challenge for Stefan Hartung and Bosch is striking a balance between the internal combustion engines of today and the electrified powertrains of the future. (Terry Kosdrosky)
August 12, 2019 04:00 AM

Robert Bosch aims to be a key player as the industry moves toward self-driving and electrified vehicles, but the supplier expects clean gasoline and diesel engines will be around for the next 30 years.

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