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China's Anhui Province on August 28 launched its Wuhu Auto Electronics Industrial
Park, China's first national auto electronics park. The park, located in the Wuhu
Economic and Technological Development Zone, occupies an area of 1.13 square kilometers.
So far the industrial park has attracted more than 30 companies in the
field, including Siemens VDO Wuhu Automotive Instruments Co Ltd and Wuhu Bonaire
Automotive Electrical Systems Co Ltd. In addition, the auto electronics park has
three national engineering research and development centers and has ties with
a number of institutions of higher learning and technical schools.
The
Wuhu Auto Electronics Industrial Park will focus on auto engine electronic controls,
auto body electronics controls, auto powertrain and traction control systems,
auto safety and fault diagnosis systems, onboard information systems and basic
auto electronic components.
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