CES is once again joining forces with host Brian Hagman – this time on The EV Report Podcast. In this latest episode, Neil Cheeseman, Head of Business Development for Driveline & Electrification and Motorsport at CES, takes the mic to discuss the evolution, impact, and future of regenerative braking in electric vehicles.

Bologna, April 15–16, 2025 – Continental Engineering Services proudly participated this year again in E-TECH Europe 2025 at the Bologna Exhibition Centre, highlighting its cutting-edge solutions in electrification and interior electronics.

VECS 2025 has come to a close, and it was an exciting experience for Continental Engineering Services (CES)! From March 18-19, we proudly exhibited at Booth C04:16 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where we engaged with industry leaders and showcased our latest innovations. As a premier event in the Nordics, VECS focuses on the future of sustainable transportation, bringing together cutting-edge solutions in electrification, connectivity, and automation.

Agile frameworks are often misunderstood. Some see them as rigid rulebooks that stifle creativity, while others believe that true agility means abandoning structure altogether. But what if the real power of Agile comes not from choosing between structure and freedom, but from balancing both?

Quality is the foundation of success in manufacturing. The Continental Engineering Services Quality Suite for Manufacturing already provides CpK Analysis, ensuring process stability and predictability. Building on this success, CES Data Services is thrilled to introduce Measurement System Analysis (MSA) as the latest addition to the suite.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) have revolutionized vehicle safety and efficiency across various industries. This technology has grown so much in the automotive industry that customers have come to expect them, and many buyers have developed a preference for these features.

Aligned with Continental’s four sustainability ambitions, this initiative plays a critical role in achieving the visionary ambitions the company has committed to reach by 2050. By extending the lifecycle of electronic components and giving products a second life, the partnership directly supports the transition to a circular economy, reducing waste and conserving resources.

Continental Engineering Services (CES) is advancing urban mobility safety with its Forward Collision Warning System, tested on a tramway in Timisoara. In collaboration with the Timisoara Public Transportation Society (STPT), CES is showcasing its expertise in applying automotive technologies to the public transportation sector.

We have launched the Detectable Light Jacket! An affordable, lighter version of its high-visibility jacket, designed to enhance the safety of cyclists and pedestrians.