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In 2004, the division achieved sales of approx. € 5 billion with a workforce of more than 22,500. Automotive Systems incorporates Continental Teves and Continental Temic. Continental Teves develops and produces electronic and hydraulic brake, stability and chassis control systems, as well as electronic air spring systems and sensors. Continental Temic is a specialist in chassis electronics, engine management and transmission control units, as well as electric drives and comfort electronics. Automotive Press Awards Prize to Continental Automotive Systems for Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
More than 140 automotive journalists from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland selected the best cars in seven different categories and nominated the most significant technological innovations for model year 2006. Continental’s Adaptive Cruise Control or ACC system in the new S-Class features expanded functionalities and offers significant improvements in driving comfort and driving safety. Continental Automotive Systems plans doubling of sales in Asia The German automotive supplier is responding to the dynamic growth of the Asian automotive industry by opening a new headquarters in Shanghai, China, and building a new technology center in Yokohama, Japan. November 21, 2005. By the year 2010, the Continental Division Automotive Systems intends to generate at least 50 percent of its new sales through agreements with non-European automobile manufacturers.
Continental Teves Establishes Engineering/Computer Science Scholarship at Oakland University AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - In an effort to promote the value of education, create opportunity and generate interest in the technical disciplines, Continental Teves has established an annual scholarship at Oakland University's School of Engineering and Computer Science in Rochester, Mich. Continental AG: Soon One Out of Every Three Cars in Europe Will be Equipped with the Electronic Stability Program HANNOVER, Germany - Already by the year 2004, one out of every three cars in Europe will be equipped with the electronic stability program (ESP). This is the forecast made by market researchers at Continental Teves in Frankfurt, one of the world's leading ESP manufacturers. (Jan. 28, 2000)
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