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The e-mobility movement’s success depends on more than simply installing chargers at random and hoping they are used. Much work is going into deciding where they are placed, what kind of charging speeds they provide and how many vehicles…

The battery is the most expensive part of an electric vehicle (EV), and so it makes sense for the industry to explore ways of reducing that cost or at least changing how that bill is covered. Efforts around battery-swapping continue, and…

Shifts towards software-based architectures are encouraging manufacturers to invest in dedicated in-house software departments. This movement is driving the industry toward a scalable set of unified platforms, capable of being transplanted…

The transport industry is currently on the precipice of a revolution. 27% of all emissions in the UK come from transport, meaning it is a race against time to decarbonise. This revolution is most apparent with the fast roll-out of electric…

Where does connected vehicle data go, and how can its lifecycle be managed? Freddie Holmes speaks with Dell to find outA single connected vehicle will produce and share a fair amount of data as it roams through a smart city. As vehicles add…

Internal combustion engines (ICEs) are highly complex beasts, with the latest iterations reliant on advanced engine management systems to help curb emissions and boost efficiency. However, the general expectation is that battery electric…

The in-vehicle network enables different parts of the vehicle to communicate, and in recent years, the number of those communications has spiked. This has resulted from a rapid increase in functionality, affording passengers better comfort,…

For electric vehicles to become economically viable for fleets, heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers are demanding more power-dense e-motors with cheaper yet more efficient inverters. Industry growth so far has been stimulated in part by…

Is lean manufacturing still a viable option as the industry emerges from the global pandemic? Anwen Robinson explores the issues at play Supply chains everywhere have become too lean, and not just in automotive. This trend was highlighted…

Electric powertrains and converging vehicle segments continue to lead automakers down unfamiliar paths. Following similar moves from the likes of Aston Martin, Lamborghini and Porsche, Lotus Cars is the latest to branch out into new…