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Cooling specialist Behr forms group to work on battery thermal management 
AutoblogGreen | by Sam Abuelsamid | Mon, Aug 3
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One of the issues that automakers are going to have increasingly deal with in the coming years as vehicles get hybridized and electrified is thermal management of batteries. Currently, almost all hybrid vehicles are using air cooled battery packs although the upcoming Mercedes-Benz M...
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Small piece of history: 1936 Mercedes 260D, the first successful diesel passenger car
Filed under: Diesel, Mercedes Benz, Germany Source: Mercedes-Benz via Diariomotor]Small piece of history: 1936 Mercedes 260D, the first successful diesel passenger car originally appeared on Autoblog Green on Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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