Back in January, ZF Friedrichshafen AG promised a nine-speed transmission, and now the gearbox specialists are ready to deliver some details. ZF claims that the 9HP transmission has been designed ...

ZF claims that the 9HP transmission has been designed exclusively for front-wheel-drive vehicles with transversely mounted engines.

Like the 8HP, the 9HP uses a modular design approach that allows AWD and stop/start capability; ZF claims as much as a 16 percent combined fuel-economy increase compared to equivalent six-speed ...

This past January, German transmission supplier ZF announced that it was developing a nine-speed automatic transmission – the world’s first, according to ZF.

The 2022 Infiniti QX60 will soldier on with front- and all-wheel drive, but the JATCO CVT has been dropped in favor of the ZF 9HP ...

The ZF 9HP nine-speed transmission, which debuted in 2011, was specifically designed for transverse engine layouts. Though many other automakers have courted ZF for its new transmission, Land ...

ZF Announces Nine-Speed Automatic Transmission for Front-Drivers In Detroit this week, Germany’s ZF announced a new nine-speed transaxle it has in the works, called 9HP.

ZF Friedrichshafen AG has opened its first plant for automatic passenger car transmissions in the U.S. Located in South Carolina, ZF Transmissions Gray Court, LLC (ZFTG) is the manufacturing site ...

ZF claims the TraXon 2 Hybrid transmission system significantly reduces carbon emissions while retaining many of the advantages of internal combustion engine (ICE) technologies.

When is enough, enough? When it comes to transmissions, the available ratios from any trans maker are on a steady climb into two-digit territory. Take ZF’s newest for example: the 9HP. It’s a ...

ZF and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles have decided to recall the nine-speed automatic gearbox that equips multiple models of the American automaker.

But ZF has outdone them all by launching the world’s first 9-speed automatic transmission for passenger cars in the VDI Conference “Transmissions in Vehicles 2011”.