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To succeed in today's industry, auto developers need a software-first approach, writes Katrin ZimmermannOver the past two decades, Big Tech has more deeply penetrated each aspect of daily life and their corresponding industries. Tech giants…

Jane Leighton argues that the biggest barrier to EV uptake is the quality of government messaging and information for the general publicThe growth in electric vehicles (EVs) seems almost unstoppable. EV registrations in the UK in 2020 saw a…

Thatcham Research’s Matthew Avery considers the role independent testers will play in fostering trust around automated vehiclesThe evolution of automated vehicle technology is radically changing the game for independent safety testers, so…

Bramble Energy’s Vidal Bharath argues that battery electric vehicles alone won't lead to a zero-emission mobility ecosystemDespite rapidly approaching Net Zero goals and bans on the sale of new gasoline and diesel vehicles, it is hard to…

Sebastian Johnson examines why so many mobility developers are investing in one UK countyOcado’s £10m (US$14m) investment in Oxbotica is the latest indication of how Oxfordshire has become a magnet for investors in connected and autonomous…

An autonomous vehicle (AV) cannot be left to its own devices without learning from real-world scenarios. However, modern simulation is becoming so accurate that much of the heavy lifting can now be carried out in a virtual environment.…

Home › Articles › Dire straits for Lordstown Motors as CEO leaves, cash wears thinCash-strapped and with an unexpected shuffle of senior management, the start-up looks to be in crisis management mode. By Freddie HolmesLordstown Motors had…

Sebastian Peck considers the potential for EVs to help tackle the supply/demand fluctuations and storage limitations that are holding back wider generation and adoption of renewable energyTo deliver on the promise of zero-emission…

Imagine yourself exploring the country. You get to spend a few days in the mountains, surrounded by nature. Or relaxing on the coast, listening to the waves lap against the shore. It's summertime, and that means it's time to start…

Noam Maital explores the forces behind the highest jump in traffic deaths in 96 years, and potential solutions“The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.” This excerpt from the 1953 essay The Hedgehog and the Fox by…

OEMs in Europe need to find ways to accelerate electrification efforts while remaining profitable, writes Felipe MunozThe shift towards green forms of mobility has been accompanied by a huge amount of discussion and analysis around how…

The rise of smart cities and autonomous vehicles is fundamentally changing interactions between private and public actors, posing new considerations for data sharing between the two. By Christian TheissenAutonomous vehicles are one of the…

There is more than one way to get a package from delivery hub to customer, but the prevailing technique has been to use diesel-powered vans and trucks. Brimming with parcels and sent out on frequent short trips, these vehicles have proven…

Last mile players face a wealth of product, customer and operational challenges, but intelligent and green tech promises a bright and competitive market. By Roland Berger's Wilfried Aulbur, Walter Rentzsch, Frank Pietras and Thomas FangLast…

All drivers driving in the U.S. are required by law to have auto insurance. In case of an accident, auto insurance can help you pay for your vehicle repairs and cover your medical bills. Car insurance will also protect you from financial…