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Billed as the world’s premier energy event and described by the Financial Times as “the Davos of Energy”, CERAWeek took place on March 18-22 in Houston, Texas.
The key theme for 2024 was “Multi-dimensional energy transition: Markets, climate, technology and geopolitics”. In this episode of Autology, S&P Global’s vehicle electrification expert and CERAWeek panelist Graham Evans, provides an in-depth insight into all the mobility-related discussions.
This includes the major issues from the politically sensitive nature of mining minerals all the way to bottlenecks at the charging infrastructure level.
Tune in to hear how the scoops from on-stage impact the global stage.
Speakers:
- Elisha Thakorlal, moderator and OEM strategy expert, S&P Global Mobility
- Graham Evans, director of Electrification Technology Research, S&P Global Mobility.
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With an increasing industry focus on vehicle software, S&P Global Mobility’s exports discuss how ‘the cloud’ is set to transform the automotive experience.
This includes a detailed explanation of edge computing, the importance of its development and its real-world applications.
Tune in to reveal how cloud and edge infrastructure will become the backbone of the transformative journey towards more connected, autonomous, shared, and electric vehicles.
Read the full ‘SDV cloud and edge computing: Market outlook’ report for further details on the subject, including in-depth analysis per OEM (subscription dependent).
Speakers:
- Elisha Thakorlal, moderator and OEM strategy expert, S&P Global Mobility
- Manuel Tagliavini, software expert, S&P Global Mobility
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More than 135,000 visitors travelled to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024, including those from the automotive industry.
S&P Global Mobility analysts were also in attendance and, in this episode of Autology, speak about the key themes and showcases. One of which was the focus on generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), with Volkswagen, for example, partnering with Cerence to integrate ChatGPT into its vehicles.
Iqbal Arshad, Chief Technology Officer at Cerence, joins the second half of this episode to discuss how this project aims to significantly improve user interaction associated not only with voice assistants but also the entire in-vehicle experience.
Tune in to reveal how simple phrases like “I’m cold” or even “I fancy butter chicken!” can be seamlessly actioned by the vehicle of the future.
Speakers:
- Kyle Davis, Connected Car and Vehicle Experience expert, S&P Global Mobility
- Brock Walquist, ADAS and autonomy expert, S&P Global Mobility
- Iqbal Arshad, Chief Technology Officer, Cerence
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To round off the year, S&P Global Mobility analysts discuss the key developments that have occurred in and around CASE (connected, automated, shared and electric) vehicles and technologies.
From the near extinction of AM radio to the progress made on EV infrastructure installations, this episode of Autology discusses the impact of all on the wider automotive industry.
It also previews what trends we can expect come 2024 and the challenges that both OEMs and suppliers are likely to face.
Speakers:
- Vivek Beriwal, Supply Chain and Technology analyst, S&P Global Mobility
- Selva Subramanian, Supply Chain and Technology analyst, S&P Global Mobility
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Electric vehicles are here, and seemingly here to stay. But many of us are expectantly awaiting more affordable models, more breadth of choice and more real-world range.
Electric motor developments will be critical to this, so who better to discuss this with than one of the industry’s leading development consultancies?
In this episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility’s Director of Electrification Technology Research Graham Evans is joined by Jason Schneider, Team Lead - Electrified Powertrain and Paul Sims, Chief Technical Specialist - Electric Machines of Drive System Design.
Anna Buettner poses the questions as they discuss electric motor technology trends, electrification development challenges, changing project deliverables and potential industry bottlenecks.
Tune in to hear independent, technical and objective perspectives around one of the automotive industry’s most pressing and dynamic engineering challenges.
Speakers:
· Jason Schneider, Team Lead - Electrified Powertrain, Drive System Design
· Paul Sims, Chief Technical Specialist - Electric Machines, Drive System Design
· Graham Evans, Director of Electrification Technology Research, S&P Global Mobility
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While it may seem that autonomous vehicle developments have stalled following a previous race to L4/L5 capabilities, there are still major shifts underway to make the dream a reality.
S&P Global Mobility’s autonomy experts reveal what’s happening both in Greater China and the United States, from the key players in the market to the cost parity goals that they are trying to achieve.
Tune into this episode of Autology to find out when robotaxis are likely to become mainstream, whether it will be traditional carmakers or new technology companies leading the way, and if they will render private-car ownership useless.
Speakers:
- Owen Chen, autonomy expert at S&P Global Mobility
- Brock Walquist, autonomy expert at S&P Global Mobility
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Imagine a world where you can have a conversation with your car – ask it to find an alternative traffic-free route home or for it to actively warn you that the front-left tire is low on air, or even perhaps a quick-witted exchange in true Knight Rider KITT style!
That seemingly fiction technology could soon be coming to a car near you with OEMs currently developing AI-powered large-language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT for in-vehicle use.
In this Autology episode, our experts discuss the real-world benefits of LLM integration as well as the challenges car makers, suppliers and AI companies need to overcome in order to roll out the technology successfully and without controversies such as privacy issues as well as the nuances of the LLM providing the ‘correct’ solution.
Tune in to find out who the early adopters are in the automotive market, whether or not our experts believe that LLMs and personalized voice assistants are just a fad, and much more.
Speakers:
· Venkat V, Head of Strategy, Connected vehicle practice, KPIT
· Vivek Beriwal, Connected car and UI/UX analyst, S&P Global Mobility
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What’s the next stop on Electric Avenue? This episode of Autology answers exactly that, with particular focus on technology that drives electrified vehicles.
Our special guest Ben DeLand, Director of Electrical Hardware Engineering at GKN Automotive, gives the perspective from a major tier-1 supplier while Graham Evans, S&P Global Mobility’s Director of Electrification Technology Research, reveals forecast details such as battery demand and developments.
With EV production on the rise, our speakers also discuss the implications of carmakers bringing in component manufacturing in-house. How will the supply chain respond to this potential loss of business?
Listen in to this episode to find out all.
Speakers:
- Ben DeLand, Director of Electrical Hardware Engineering, GKN Automotive
- Graham Evans, Director of Electrification Technology Research, S&P Global Mobility
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What will it take for drivers to not only trust ADAS and autonomous technology, but to also pay for it above and beyond a car’s retail price?
S&P Global’s 2023 ADAS & Autonomous Driving Consumer Survey reveals all, including which technologies are most and least desirable.
In this episode of Autology, our experts give a sneak peek of the Survey results and also discuss whether or not global autonomy trends coincide with consumer sentiment.
Speakers:
- Yanina Mills, senior analyst for Consumer Insights at S&P Global
- Brock Walquist, senior analyst for Autonomy at S&P Global
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How quickly is the global network of xEV charging infrastructure growing? Is this growth sufficient to cater to the number of electrified vehicle owners?
In this episode of Autology, S&P Global’s battery charging expert Claudio Vittori is joined by Federica Brambilla, Business Development Manager for the EV Charging Services business at Diebold Nixdorf. They not only discuss the forecasted quantity of charging points, but also the quality.
Too often, charging infrastructure is plagued with vandalism, vehicle connection issues as well as failed payments. Tune into this podcast to find out what it takes for a seamless charging experience moving forward.
Speakers:
- Claudio Vittori, battery charging expert at S&P Global Mobility
- Federica Brambilla, Business Development Manager for the EV Charging Services business at Diebold Nixdorf
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Discover how significantly the automotive industry will be impacted by the EU’s recently proposed Critical Raw Materials Act. This includes sourcing rare earth elements for e-motors and batteries.
As well as outlining the details of the Act, S&P Global’s experts will further reveal the forecasted demand for some of the components included in the legislation.
Will the CRMA also be an effective response to the US’s Inflation Reduction Act? Find out in this episode of Autology.
Speakers:
- Elisha Thakorlal - OEM Strategy lead, S&P Global Mobility
- Ali Adim - Battery expert, S&P Global Mobility
- Peeyush Garg - Propulsion expert, S&P Global Mobility
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On this week’s episode of Autology we are joined by Graham Evans, Director for Electrification Technology Research and Dr. Richard Kim, Associate Director of Battery Technology Research within S&P Global’s Supply Chain, Technology & Aftermarket group. Both have been at CERAWeek, the landmark annual S&P Global energy conference held in Houston, TX, chairing panels on the topics of Charging Infrastructure and Battery Supply Chains respectively. We learn about the scope of the event itself, the topics discussed and the key takeaways for Graham and Richard, as analysts and industry experts. Tune in to find out much more!
Speakers:
- Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
- Graham Evan– Director, Supply Chain and Technology - S&P Global Mobility
- Dr. Richard Kim- Domain lead, Battery research, S&P Global Mobility
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On this weeks episode of Autology we are joined by Richard Dixon, S&P Global Mobility Senior principal Analyst, EE & Semiconductor Group to discuss the changes within EE Architecture amongst OEMs, what is driving these changes and how Tesla are paving the way. With an in-depth look at how the market is evolving up to 2025 and beyond, we discuss the challenges faced by OEMs with an established vehicle architecture and the potential impact on market outlook that we can expect to see. Tune in to find out much more!
Speakers:
- Richard Dixon- Senior principal Analyst, EE & Semiconductor Group
- Rebecca Bellchambers, Research Analyst, Thermal Domain
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In this week’s episode of Autology, our S&P Global Mobility expert from the materials and lightweighting team and Terrance Barkan, Executive Director of The Graphene Council, continue to discuss the topic of graphene in automotive applications and beyond.
And answer questions such as:
- What is the Graphene Council?
- What is graphene and what forms of graphene have been made commercially available?
- Which components and material groups within automotive have been proposed to benefit from graphene?
- What hurdles to adoption remain for the automotive supply chains?
Tune in to find out a graphene fun fact, the answers to above questions, and much more!
We apologize for the poor audio quality in this episode of Autology with some of our speakers, we are working hard to correct this for our upcoming episodes.
Speakers:
- Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
- Edwin Pope, Principal Analyst, Dynamics & Materials, S&P Global Mobility
- Terrance Barkan, Executive Director, The Graphene Council
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In this week’s episode of Autology, our S&P Global Mobility expert from the materials and lightweighting team and Terrance Barkan, Executive Director of The Graphene Council, discuss the topic of graphene in automotive applications and beyond.
And answer questions such as:
- What is the Graphene Council?
- What is graphene and what forms of graphene have been made commercially available?
- Which components and material groups within automotive have been proposed to benefit from graphene?
- What hurdles to adoption remain for the automotive supply chains?
Tune in to find out a graphene fun fact, the answers to above questions, and much more!
Speakers:
- Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
- Edwin Pope, Principal Analyst, Dynamics & Materials, S&P Global Mobility
- Terrance Barkan, Executive Director, The Graphene Council
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CES 2023 brought back the massive crowds and a real focus on developments in the automotive world. We discuss major themes from the show, which include a shirking of nebulous concepts in favor of production-ready products, why CES is the place to launch a car, the heightened importance of the software-defined vehicle, and the re-positioned buzz around automated technology
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Speakers:
- Jeremy Carlson- Associate Director
- JPhil Amsurd- Senior Principle analyst
- Colin Bird Martinez- Principle consultant
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Tune in to hear all the hot topics from CES Day 2!
Thursday's focus was on automakers and new vehicle strategy, ranging from electrified passenger vehicles and platforms from Ram and BMW, to commercial trucking announcements from Lordstown and Harbinger, and much more
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Speakers:
- Brock Wahlquist- Senior Analyst
- James Martin- Associate Director
- Stephanie Brinley- Associate Director
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Join our team in Las Vegas for a daily recap of CES Day 1.
Speakers:
- Brian Rhodes, Associate Director
- Jeremy Carlson- Associate Director
- Colin Bird Matrinez- Principle consultant
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In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts from the connected car team and Hemant Sikaria, co-founder and CEO of Sibros, discuss the future of automotive recalls through OTA or over-the-air updates.
And answer questions such as:
- Are recalls a thing of the past?
- Why can’t software issues be solved while OEMs design their next generation of vehicles?
- What role does cybersecurity play?
Tune in to find out a software recall fun fact, the answers to above questions, and much more!
Speakers:
- Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
- Brian Rhodes, Associate Director, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
- Hemant Sikaria, Co-founder and CEO, Sibros
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On this week’s episode of Autology, two experts from the automotive propulsion team discuss the details and implications of the long-awaited Euro 7 announcements. Join us to find out what do these new regulations mean for the industry, what are the technology impacts and how is this going to help us achieve our long term zero emissions targets.
Speakers: • Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Thermal Research Analyst • Michael Southcott- Associate Manager within Automotive Propulsion component research • Kartik Ganesh- Automotive Propulsion Senior Research Analyst
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In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts sit down with general manager at Wallbox, Douglas Alfaro, to discuss industry and consumer perspectives around electric vehicle charging and its evolution. We get an understanding of some of the key barriers for EV adoption and the importance of developing the public charging infrastructure.
How do consumer perceive the infrastructure and how are different countries tackling the expansion? How might charging habits evolve and what is the consumer willingness to pay for charging?
Sustainability for the electric grid is an increasingly important topic as well. So how does the concept of bi-directional charging technology appeal to consumers and under what conditions?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Douglas Alfaro, General Manager, Wallbox • Diana Quezada, Senior Analyst, E-Mobility, S&P Global Mobility
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On this week’s Autology podcast, S&P Global Mobility host industry experts from Clarios again as we dive deeper on the topic of 12V batteries in the third episode of this multi-part series.
Electrified vehicles, including full battery electric vehicles, will continue to require a 12V battery for myriad features and ancillary applications onboard. With increasing connected and intelligent vehicles coming to market, S&P Global Mobility expects demand for 12V batteries to continue to grow until at least 2025. Depending on the requirements and performance characteristics, these batteries can be either lead acid or lithium ion.
As an industry-leading provider of 12V flooded, advanced AGM (absorbent glass mat) lead acid batteries as well as 12V lithium-ion, Clarios understand this market better than most. Jeff Harris, one of their leading experts, joins our S&P Global Mobility North American battery expert Jay Hwang to help outline key sustainability aspects of low voltage lead acid battery, as well as pros & cons of lead acid vs. lithium ion, finishing on the sustainability lessons that lithium-ion battery recycling can learn from the lead acid’s closed loop circular economy.
Tune in to hear perspectives from thought leaders in this evolving technology space as we mate S&P Global Mobility data with the perspectives of those at the forefront of product development.
Speakers: Graham Evans – Host – Director, Supply Chain and Technology - S&P Global Mobility Jeff Harris – Global Product Line Leader, Lithium and Smart Electronics – Clarios Jay Hwang – Senior Research Analyst in North America Battery, Supply Chain and Technology - S&P Global Mobility
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On this week’s episode of Autology, we are joined by two S&P Global Mobility Analysts who attended the Paris Motor show to discuss some of the hottest talking points from their time at the event. With a particular focus on Thermal management, Autonomy and Electronics architecture, we discuss some of the new technologies being showcased, note-worthy new vehicle launches as well as a discussion regarding some of the interesting supplier booths. Tune in to listen to our thoughts of the event.
Speakers: • Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Thermal Expert • Matteo Martini- Speaker- S&P Global Mobility Thermal Expert • Jeremie Bouchaud- S&P Global Mobility Autonomy and EE Expert
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In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss the latest findings from the connected car consumer analysis study. Our experts from the connected car and consumer research teams discuss consumer sentiment toward connected features, preferences, willingness to pay, and more.
They also answer questions such as: • Why is it important to understand consumer brand perception and preferences? • Which services and features entice consumers to resubscribe? • What about the topic of data privacy? • What findings were most surprising? Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility • Yanina Mills, Senior Analyst, Consumer, S&P Global Mobility • Brian Rhodes, Associate Director, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
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On this week’s episode of Autology, we discuss the topic of electrification from the consumers perspective. With insights from the consumer surveys, we discuss general openness for electric and hybrid vehicles and why consumers may be holding back from purchasing Electric vehicles. We also investigate the topic of charging infrastructure, what sort of charging experience do consumers want? What are the charging infrastructure advancements likely to look like in the future? Tune in to find out all the answers and more!
Speakers: • Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology - Thermal Research Analyst • Yanina Mills- lead analyst for Consumer Insights - S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology • Claudio Vittori- Domain lead for Charging - S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology
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On this week’s Autology podcast, S&P Global Mobility analysts discuss consumer insights regarding automated driving. Listen in as Brock Walquist explains the different levels of autonomy, the current/ forecasted applications as well as global insights into the OEM and supplier strategies.
Our consumer expert, Yanina Mills sheds light on what consumers are telling us in some of our surveys, including desirability, consumer concerns, global response differences and look into how/ what consumers are prepared to pay for autonomy.
Speakers include • Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology Thermal Research Analyst • Yanina Mills- Lead analyst for Consumer Insights - S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology • Brock Walquist- Senior analyst for Autonomy- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology
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On this week’s episode of Autology we are joined by 3 members of the S&P Global Mobility Battery team to discuss the battery raw material domain and give a global outlook into supply chain.
Battery raw material sourcing is undoubtedly one of the biggest talking points in the automotive industry right now, and we take a dive into the regulations and the complications these are having on the upstream suppliers, the solutions to challenges and concerns, as well as a first look into the newly published Battery Raw Material forecast launched in September.
Speakers: Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology- Thermal Research Analyst Jay Hwang- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology North America battery market- Senior Technical Research Analyst Ali Adim- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology European battery market- Senior Technical Research Analyst Han Gao- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology China Region battery market Senior Research Analyst
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In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts recap some of the highlights from Detroit’s North American International Auto Show. With strong presence from the Big 3 automakers, electrification was the topic of the day(s). Showcases from General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis paint an image of an electrified future while some of their flagship gas models foot the bill to support it.
Tune in to hear about key announcements from automakers, highlights from the show, and what might future shows look like.
Speakers:
Jay Hwang, senior analyst for the North American battery market for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
Brian Rhodes, associate director for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
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On this week’s episode of Autology, we welcome special guest speaker Mr. Chris Goodall- Vice president, Positioning, and Monitoring Systems Business Unit from TDK Corporation to discuss the growing complexity of automotive software and the role of automotive middleware to minimize complexity and what the future holds for the supply chain and technology.
Speakers: Host- Rebecca Bellchambers- S&P Global Mobility Thermal Research Analyst Dr. Tawhid Khan-Research Director, Supply Chain Technology - Software, S&P Global Mobility Mr. Chris Goodall- Vice President, Positioning, and Monitoring Systems Business Unit, TDK corporation
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On this week’s Autology podcast, S&P Global Mobility host industry experts from Clarios as we dive deeper on the topic of 12V batteries in this multi-part series.
Electrified vehicles, including full battery electric vehicles, will continue to require a 12V battery for myriad features and ancillary applications onboard. With increasing connected and intelligent vehicles coming to market, S&P Global Mobility expects demand for 12V batteries to continue to grow until at least 2025. Depending on the requirements and performance characteristics, these batteries can be either lead acid or lithium ion.
As an industry-leading provider of 12V flooded, advanced AGM (absorbent glass mat) lead acid batteries as well as 12V lithium-ion, Clarios experts help outline some of the key development areas and advanced content in state of the art lead acid technology, as well as the technical characteristics and use cases of lithium ion technology, shedding light on the technical decision making of the Automotive OEMs.
Tune in to hear perspectives from thought leaders in this evolving technology space as we mate S&P Global Mobility data with the perspectives of those at the forefront of product development.
Speakers: Graham Evans – Director, Supply Chain and Technology - S&P Global Mobility Eric Michelutti – Director, Lithium-Ion Technology – Clarios Wei Song – Director, AGM Technology – Clarios
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In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts deep-dive into one of the hottest topics in today’s vehicle manufacturing industry: Megacasting.
Quite a lot has been said about this new way of approaching automobile manufacturing, with important OEMs like Tesla adopting this technique so as to manufacture vehicle structures using very few castings, as compared to the traditional stamping & joining method.
S&P Global Mobility experts try to shed light on the tenets of this interesting topic – such as how this technique differs with respect to the traditional methods, driving factors that are pushing the adoption of this new method of building vehicle structures, and how feasible megacasting is for car makers.
The speakers also offer a financial comparison between the traditional manufacturing processes and the megacasting approach, analyzing what this could mean for different OEMs.
Tune in to hear the answers and much more!
Speakers: Paolo Martino – Director, Materials & Vehicle Dynamics at S&P Global Mobility Mengyin Tao – Principal Research Analyst, Materials & Vehicle Dynamics at S&P Global Mobility Pranav Divakar – Senior Associate at S&P Global Mobility (Moderator)
We’d love to hear your thoughts about this episode at autology@spglobal.com, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss the topic of how automakers generate revenue from Connected Car data.
Our experts from the connected car team discuss the connected services market forecast, automaker strategies, vehicle hardware capabilities, connected services and software paid subscriptions and consumer perceived value within different regions. We will also explore future approaches to increase revenue from connected cars, as more connected vehicles operate on the roads. These include leveraging connected technology to power over the air updates, features, and more.
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers:
Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
Fanni Li, Principal Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
Aseem Uppal, Senior Analyst, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience, S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
This week’s episode delves into how in-car audio and sound management technologies continue to evolve with the megatrends of electrification, connectivity, and shared mobility. To meet the challenges arising from electrification and lightweighting, automakers are looking for audio systems that allow significant savings in terms of weight and space as well as more flexibility in terms of cockpit design. Automakers now cater to a wider range of car buyers by employing a selective audio sourcing approach and creating subtle variations in the quality of audio systems they offer. Software has become indispensable to the car today and active sound management applications are no different, be it use cases like engine sound enhancement, conversation enhancement, or various signal processing algorithms.
We also discuss how consumer electronic technologies have spilled over to the car cabin, with Active Noise Cancellation and Surround Sound in particular becoming the hallmark of premium audio experience for automobiles.
Speakers: • Vivek Beriwal, connected car and vehicle experience analyst, S&P Global Mobility • Riley Winton, Senior Manager, UX Concept, HARMAN
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@spglobal.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
On this week’s Autology podcast, S&B Global Mobility analysts discuss the chip shortage crisis. We take a look into the role of ECU’s and MCU’s, key suppliers, supercomputers within cars and how the market is evolving to best cope with the supply chain constraints.
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Rebecca Bellchambers – (Host) – Research Analyst, S&P Global Mobility • Phil Amsrud – Senior Principal Analyst, Semiconductors and Components, S&P Global Mobility • Jeremy Carlson – Associate Director, Semiconductors and Components, S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@spglobal.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
On this week’s autology podcast, s&p analysts discuss the future role of the low voltage battery. We dive into the key functions of a low voltage battery, how its functions are evolving as the vehicle market shifts towards electrification as well as some of the regulations and recommendations provided around the use of lead acid and lithium-ion batteries.
Speakers: Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology Thermal Research Analyst Jay Hwang- S&P global mobility supply chain and technology North America battery market senior research analyst Amit Panday- S&P Global Mobility Supply Chain and Technology Senior Research Analyst for Battery and Charging
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email – and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss additive manufacturing or 3D printing in the automotive industry.
We sit down with Skuld LLC to discuss additive manufacturing’s place in the automotive sector and what needs to happen for more mainstream acceptance in high-volume components as well as what criteria ultimately lead to higher adoption rates.
Is there room for improvement? What might the short and long term look like for additive manufacturing automotive components?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Sarah Jordan, CEO and co-founder of Skuld LLC Edwin Pope, Lightweighting principal analyst for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@spglobal.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
On this weeks Autology podcast, we discuss all the hot topics trending at last weeks EVS35 event held in Oslo, Norway. Graham Evans dives into exactly what the EVS35 event is, what it signifies and aims to achieve as well as some of the key take away points from his visit to the city that has taken to EV adoption with open arms.
Make sure to listen as Graham unveils big announcements made by key speakers, hot trends being discussed and even talks about the newly launched S&P Global mobility EV Charging infrastructure forecast.
Speakers: Rebecca Bellchambers- Host- S&P Global Mobility Thermal Research Analyst Graham Evans- Speaker- S&P Mobility Research Director for E-Mobility Component Research
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email – and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss the growing number of displays in vehicles and the ramifications. With more displays, larger display sizes and higher resolutions comes a need for stronger processing power. We look at how this evolution impacts technology but also what factors and applications are driving this growth and fitment.
What are the impacts on the supply chain? Are some regions or auto manufacturers moving quicker than others? How may this change moving forward and what other factors may come into play?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Aaron Dale, User Experience expert for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology • Jeremie Bouchaud, director for E/E & Semiconductors for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Chip crisis – The never-ending story?
In this week’s episode of Autology, experts from S&P Global Mobility discuss the current state of the ongoing semiconductor shortage that has roiled the automotive industry for more than two years now.
We will talk about the impact of the recent announcements around fab expansions from various suppliers and discuss the asset light approach. Furthermore, we will discuss what steps OEMs are taking to overcome chip shortages, what role raw materials play and of course provide answers to the most important question of when this shortage will be resolved.
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility • Phil Amsrud, Senior Principal Analyst – E/E & Semiconductor at S&P Global Mobility • Nimish Ashar, Associate Director - E/E & Semiconductor at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, experts from S&P Global Mobility and Parkopedia discuss the current landscape of the EV charging infrastructure and how this is expected to change over the next few years.
We will talk about the importance of accurate parking information and challenges the automotive industry has yet to overcome, when it comes to the charging infrastructure and wider EV adoption? And our guest from Parkopedia will share a fun fact that you, our listeners, may not be aware of, when it comes to parking data! Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility • Claudio Vittori, Associate Manager – E-Mobility at S&P Global Mobility • Adam Woolway, Head of EV at Parkopedia
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss consumer sentiments toward vehicle displays and other human machine interface (HMI) features.
We discuss some of the key preferences for display sizes and configurations along with other technology like head-up displays (HUD) and camera displays as they continue to make their way into vehicles. We take a look at how consumer awareness of these features can potentially impact their purchasing decisions as well as their willingness to pay extra for such features.
What are some of the most and least desired features and why? Given the current market, how may consumer sentiments change in the future?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers:
Aaron Dale, senior analyst Vehicle Experience for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
Kyle Davis, senior analyst Connected Car and Vehicle Experience for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
Yanina Mills, senior analyst for Consumer Insights for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss Alfa Romeo’s new plug-in hybrid SUV, Tonale, which comes with a non-fungible token (NFT). We get an understanding of what NFTs are and ultimately what they have to do with the automotive industry.
With other players in the market utilizing blockchain technology we discuss how automakers, insurers, consumers, and other stakeholders may benefit from NFTs. But is this something consumers want and what challenges may be hindering further adoption of this technology?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Nishant Parekh, senior analyst for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology, Aftermarket • Brian Rhodes, associate director for S&P Global Mobility, Supply Chain & Technology
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss what American millennials want in their vehicles. As the largest generational group in the US, we take a look at what makes millennials an important consumer segment, as well as what features and technology are of most interest.
We look at how COVID-19 has impacted millennials’ purchasing behavior and the vehicle buyer journey, as well as how this segment has set the stage for younger generations.
What are the drivers and deciding factors for a new vehicle purchase beyond the technology? How are these consumers impacting growth trends like electrification and the adoption of electric vehicles?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers:
• Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility • Yanina Mills, Senior Analyst – Consumer Research at S&P Global Mobility • Brian Rhodes, Associate Director – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss the topic of how automakers generate revenue from their aftersales activities.
Our experts from the aftermarket and connected car teams discuss on-going innovative strategies, including e-retailing of parts, decentralized supply chains, connected services subscriptions and personalization.
We also explore future approaches to increasing revenue from the aftersales, especially as more battery electric vehicles operate on the roads. These include leveraging connected technology to power more over the air updates, features, and more efficient vehicle maintenance and repair processes.
Make sure you tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Todd Campau, Associate Director, Aftermarket Solutions, S&P Global Mobility Brian Rhodes, Associate Director for the Connected Car & Vehicle Experience domain, S&P Global Mobility Viroop Narla, Senior Research Analyst, Aftermarket, S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the aftermarketinsight.ihsmarkit.com and autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com websites.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss Tesla’s Cyber Rodeo event celebrating the official launch of the Giga Texas factory. Attendees were invited to view the Cybertruck, tour the facility, and hear some of the latest news on Tesla’s battery production.
News included Tesla’s new 4680 battery cell manufacturing and the event was the first time that Tesla demonstrated and mass-produced new 4680 batteries. Listen to our experts explain what 4680 battery technology is and why it’s important for Tesla’s future.
What are some of the challenges associated with this new battery technology? How does this reveal Tesla’s battery strategy, and how can other battery makers compete in this landscape?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Jay Hwang, senior analyst for the North American battery market for Supply Chain & Technology at S&P Global Mobility Graham Evans, research director for Supply Chain & Technology at S&P Global Mobility Yanina Mills, senior technical research analyst for Supply Chain & Technology at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss key takeaways and noteworthy sightings from the New York International Auto Show. NYIAS is back after a two-year pause and we will cover topics such as the dominance of EVs and why there is an increasing emphasis on experiences rather than just cars.
With many established OEMs backing out, what role do startups play and what are automakers and show organizers doing to get people out of their homes and into convention centers.
And what is NYIAS trying to morph into, traditionally being the show of luxury vehicles?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Anna H. Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car at S&P Global Mobility • Stephanie Brinley, Principal Analyst – Automotive Advisory at S&P Global Mobility • Colin Bird-Martinez, Consultant Principal - Auto Intelligence at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss what governments are doing to keep their EV promises.
This includes a look at where the EV industry currently stands in key automotive markets globally and how these markets will evolve in the coming years. The regulatory environment of course plays a big role here, but how effective have regulations really been in advancing electromobility?
With many policy and regulation models around, which countries are ahead of the curve, which ones are falling behind and is there a country that could emerge as the dark horse in promoting electromobility?
And what role do subsidies and the push for localized manufacturing play in carrying forward countries’ net-zero commitments?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Anna Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility Graham Evans, Director – E-Mobility at S&P Global Mobility Srikant Jayanthan, Senior Analyst – E-Mobility at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, S&P Global Mobility experts discuss what governments are doing to keep their EV promises.
This includes a look at where the EV industry currently stands in key automotive markets globally and how these markets will evolve in the coming years. The regulatory environment of course plays a big role here, but how effective have regulations really been in advancing electromobility?
With many policy and regulation models around, which countries are ahead of the curve, which ones are falling behind and is there a country that could emerge as the dark horse in promoting electromobility?
And what role do subsidies and the push for localized manufacturing play in carrying forward countries’ net-zero commitments? Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Anna Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at S&P Global Mobility Graham Evans, Director – E-Mobility at S&P Global Mobility Srikant Jayanthan, Senior Analyst – E-Mobility at S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
A fuel’s errand - Will hydrogen vehicles ever be mass market?
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss the topic of hydrogen internal combustion and fuel cell vehicles. With inputs from the light passenger vehicle team as well as the medium heavy commercial team, we dive into topics including the supply chain of hydrogen vehicles, what regions are driving these technologies as well as an update on any OEM announcements.
We investigate when the market can expect a significant ramp up as well as why hydrogen vehicles are being considered and invested in. Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Mike Southcott, propulsion assistant manager at S&P Global Greg Genette, Heavy truck senior research analyst at S&P Global Rebecca Bellchambers, thermal research analyst at S&P Global
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
This week’s episode dives into the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the automotive industry.
As the war continues to rage on, vehicle production, demand, and the global supply chain supporting this sector are experiencing major disruption. We discuss the revised outlook for vehicle production as well as the key supply constraints that will have broad ramifications beyond Ukraine. Sanctions on Russia, both government led and self-induced, open another door for further complications that could have a lasting impact.
Speakers: Mark Fulthorpe, Executive Director of global production forecasting, S&P Global Mobility Matteo Fini, Vice President of supply chain, technology, and aftermarket, S&P Global Mobility
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Lighting Ahead – Staging the future vehicle design
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss with Todd Morgan, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at Lumax Industries, how vehicle lighting is influencing the automotive design in the coming years.
With new lighting and design concepts, the overall vehicle style is changing inside the cabin and outside. New lighting technologies are entering the stage to deliver better experiences with the car.
Besides new freedoms in design, lighting can be used for communication. How do you imagine vehicles in the future will interact with occupants and other road users?
New lighting technologies are entering faster than ever in volume vehicles and emerging markets. Can we expect further accelerations?
We see that OEMs are accelerating their efforts of bringing EVs to market. How does this trend impact the lighting industry and emerging markets such as South Asia, where we see an increasing production volume while Europe and North America are stagnating?
Tune in to find out the answers and much more!
Speakers: Todd Morgan, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at Lumax Industries Sascha Klapper, Lighting Senior Analyst at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss what’s needed to establish the right EV charging infrastructure - globally, nationally, and locally.
This includes how the charging infrastructure deployment is progressing relative to EV market adoption and which major factors influence this infrastructure deployment.
With many business models around, what does the current model for local public infrastructure roll-out look like and how will this model evolve?
And could battery swapping and wireless charging end the need for current infrastructure technology?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Anna Buettner, Principal Analyst – Connected Car and Vehicle Experience at IHS Markit Claudio Vittori, Senior Research Analyst – E-Mobility at IHS Markit Tanja Linken, Consulting Executive Director at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts talk about partnering with material suppliers to create a supply chain for new materials, which are needed for features and vehicle construction.
The functions and capabilities of vehicles are rapidly changing with megatrends, but what about their construction and composition?
IHS Markit experts discuss the broad concept of "Materials as a Service," how suppliers and OEMs communicate this process, and the role of supply chain and technology disruptions on this trend. Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Anna H. Buettner, Connected Car and UIUX Principal Analyst Edwin Pope, Vehicle Dynamics and Materials Principal Analyst
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss how E/E architecture is set to develop over the coming years.
This includes when and what new architectures may come into play and the challenges of transitioning from domain to zonal. Does software play a role?
And finally, what regional differences might there be in both the approaches and adoption rates of the automotive manufacturers?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Richard Dixon, semiconductors and components senior principal analyst at IHS Markit Pawan Kumar Sahu, semiconductors and components principal research analyst at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Pickup trucks are still the highest-selling vehicle segment in the United States. As EV pickup trucks make their way onto automotive assembly lines, it is clear that this new segment of vehicles will have a significant impact on the North American auto industry.
In this week’s episode of Autology, our experts discuss the increasingly competitive electric truck market, including the Chevrolet Silverado EV that was recently unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Propulsion technology, the impact of electrification regulations, major EV competitors, pricing, charging infrastructure, range anxiety, as well as brand loyalty and vehicle availability also are discussed.
Tune in to find out more about this new, game-changing segment, including conversation around the ultimate EV truck question: “What concerns consumers?”
Speakers:
Anna Buettner, Connected Car and User Experience Principal Analyst at IHS Markit
Adam Richardson, E-Mobility and Powertrain Analyst at IHS Markit
David Trippany, Technical Research Director for Consumer Analytics at IHS Markit
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss navigation technology and the next generation of satellite navigation.
We sit down with HERE Technologies to discuss the major trends related to location and how the future looks for embedded vs brought-in navigation. What is the role of the cloud, how important are Over-the Air (OTA) updates and what might the impact of 5G connectivity be on navigation technology?
We also look into map development differences for electric and ICE vehicles, challenges in creating navigation systems for semi/fully autonomous vehicles and ultimately how navigation data standards may evolve moving forward.
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Bill Schumacher, Sr. Director, Global Automotive Strategy at HERE Technologies • Vivek Beriwal, connected car and user experience expert at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
The auto industry discussion of constraints around electric vehicle uptake often centers on the battery and its constituent raw materials.
Meanwhile, the broader semiconductor shortage continues to have a damaging impact on vehicle production output of almost all manufacturers. Yet another, lesser known, supply chain crunch potentially looms around the availability of electrical steel for motors.
In conjunction with industry thought leader and consultant xEL Mobility, this week’s IHS Markit Autology podcast dives in to the specifics of xEV grade electrical steel, how the supply/demand conundrum is shaping up, why we envisage constraints and what might the solutions be.
Tune in today to get the inside track!
Speakers: Claudio Vittori, Senior Research Analyst at IHS Markit Zach Leveston, President & Managing Principal at xEL Mobility Graham Evans, Director Auto Supply Chain & Technology at IHS Markit
We'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss battery technology and the battery market.
With a basic understanding of how NCM (nickel, manganese, cobalt) and LFP (lithium, iron phosphate) batteries work we dive deeper into the importance and implications of different cathode materials in battery technology.
We also look into how these types of cathode materials are used in the downstream market and market leaders in LFP battery manufacturing.
And finally, what might be the mid and longer term expectations for the growth of LFP or NCM cathode materials?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Dr. Richard Kim, battery research expert at IHS Markit Dr. Youmin Rong, battery research expert on clean energy technology at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss the acquisition of the software company Wind River by Aptiv.
We will be delving into the details of the deal, why this acquisition took place, and what this means for the automotive software market. Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: • Dr Tawhid Khan, Software and research director at IHS Markit • Richard Dixon, Research and Analysis associate director- Semiconductors and components
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Autology brings the final, all-encompassing recap of the biggest automotive news from the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Two years removed from the last physical CES, we’ve covered all of the big announcements around the future of Mobility, what’s next in the tumultuous world of semiconductors, and new opportunities unfolding in the Connected Car.
A rotating cast of experts from IHS Markit have cut through the noise and brought to you the key news and insights that has set the tone for the new year. • Kyle Davis, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience analyst at IHS Markit • Brian Rhodes, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience manager at IHS Markit • Mark Boyadjis, Global Tech Lead for Automotive Advisory at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Autology brings daily recaps of the biggest automotive news from the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada throughout the week.
Two years removed from the last physical CES, we’ll cover all of the big announcements around the future of Mobility, what’s next in the tumultuous world of semiconductors, and new opportunities unfolding in the Connected Car.
A rotating cast of experts from IHS Markit will cut through the noise and bring you the key news and insights that will set the tone for the new year.
Tune in to hear real-time analysis from Vegas!
Speakers: Kyle Davis, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience senior analyst at IHS Markit Brian Rhodes, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience manager at IHS Markit Colin Bird-Martinez, Consulting Principal in Automotive Advisory at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Autology brings daily recaps of the biggest automotive news from the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada throughout the week.
Two years removed from the last physical CES, we’ll cover all of the big announcements around the future of Mobility, what’s next in the tumultuous world of semiconductors, and new opportunities unfolding in the Connected Car.
A rotating cast of experts from IHS Markit will cut through the noise and bring you the key news and insights that will set the tone for the new year.
Tune in to hear real-time analysis from Vegas!
Speakers: • Brian Rhodes, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience manager at IHS Markit • James Martin, Consulting Associate Director in Automotive Advisory at IHS Markit • Stephanie Brinley, Principal Research Analyst at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Autology will bring daily recaps of the biggest automotive news from the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada throughout the week.
Two years removed from the last physical CES, we’ll cover all of the big announcements around the future of Mobility, what’s next in the tumultuous world of semiconductors, and new opportunities unfolding in the Connected Car.
A rotating cast of experts from IHS Markit will cut through the noise and bring you the key news and insights that will set the tone for the new year.
Tune in to hear real-time analysis from Vegas!
Speakers: • Kyle Davis, Connected Car and Vehicle Experience analyst at IHS Markit • Mark Boyadjis, Global Tech Lead, Automotive Advisory at IHS Markit • Phil Amsrud, E/E & Semiconductor expert at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss the world of Battery swapping and how it impacts the electric vehicle market.
With discussions around the pro’s and con’s of battery swapping when compared to vehicle charging, as well as a report of a firsthand experience from one of our own battery experts on the team. Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Han Gao, Emobillity Analyst at IHS Markit Amit Panday, E-mobility news correspondent at IHS Markit
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our autology@ihsmarkit.com email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
Following Nvidia holding its GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in California and Qualcomm’s analyst day in New York in November, this week’s podcast will explore some of the most interesting news that transpired from those respective events.
Beyond that, IHS Markit experts discuss the impact these developments are expected to have on the automotive industry, including how the two companies are projected to grow their share of the market.
Tune in to find out who should feel threatened by these movements and also how the two companies stack up against each other.
Speakers: Jeremie Bouchaud, Director of E/E & Semiconductors at IHS Markit Phil Amsrud, E/E & semiconductor expert at IHS Markit
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In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss how Foxconn is building its automotive business with a strong focus on vertical integration in the EV manufacturing space.
Taiwan-based Foxconn is promoting a new electric vehicle (EV) business model that has the potential to drive extensive collaboration in the industry, reduce research and development (R&D) cost, and shorten development cycle for new EV products.
Over the next five years, Foxconn could emerge as a company that can drive significant changes in EV manufacturing value chain and make the e-mobility landscape more competitive for the established OEMs and suppliers.
Is Foxconn prepared to take on the legacy OEMs as the world transitions to electric mobility?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Dhruva Gogoi, Associate Director, Supply Chain and Technology, IHS Markit Amit Panday, Sr Research Analyst, E-mobility practice, IHS Markit
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In this week’s episode of Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss how charging infrastructure is set to develop over the coming years.
This includes whether there are sufficient charging points to support electric and plug-in vehicles worldwide, and–importantly–can power grids handle the demand?
With new technologies such as bi-directionality coming to market, we also look into the benefits of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities for EV owners. Will it be worth their time discharging their vehicles for the sake of powering their homes?
And could V2G become compulsory should power grids struggle to provide energy?
Tune in to find out the answers, and much more!
Speakers: Claudio Vittori, battery charging expert at IHS Markit George Hilton, power and energy senior analyst at IHS Markit
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In this week’s episode of Autology, we discuss over-the-air (OTA) updates and what they actually mean for the consumer with our special guest Omkar Panse, vice-president at KPIT Technologies.
This includes passenger-facing benefits such as improved maps and infotainment, as well as more practical maintenance updates that could result in an increased ownership period.
However, OTA also brings the need for cybersecurity – tune in to find out what is being done to help stop your car from being hacked, in addition to what OEMs are leading the industry with their OTA offerings.
Speakers: Omkar Panse, Vice President and Head of Digital Connected Solutions at KPIT Technologies Aseem Uppal, connected car and UI/UX expert at IHS Markit
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Following this week’s passing of the United States USD1 trillion infrastructure bill, EV charging is set to benefit from around USD7.5 billion investment.
IHS Markit analysts break down exactly how many chargers, and what types of chargers, this could translate into. Importantly, they also answer the question of whether the funding is sufficient for consumers’ need.
This week’s podcast also investigates if the type of chargers expected to be installed are indeed the correct type of variant required for EV owners, as well as the considering where they will be positioned around the US, and if any futureproofing will be considered with upcoming technologies such as wireless charging.
Tune in to find out how impactful the bill will be for Americans.
Speakers: Graham Evans, e-mobility expert and Supply Chain & Technology director at IHS Markit Colin Bird-Martinez, Consulting Principal in Automotive Advisory at IHS Markit
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With the current chip shortage in headlines, we continue our coverage and analysis of the impacts on the automotive industry in this week’s episode of Autology.
Our experts discuss how pervasive the shortage is and what countermeasures automakers are putting in place in order to minimize its impact.
As the shortage continues, and likely continues for the foreseeable future, tune in to find out more about what impacts the automotive industry may see and what a market recovery might look like.
Speakers: Brian Rhodes, Connected Car manager at IHS Markit Aaron Dale, Connected Car and User Experience analyst at IHS Markit
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As carbuyers’ wants and needs shift to focus on software features over traditional hardware, IHS Markit experts explain how OEMs and suppliers alike are changing their business models to accommodate these new expectations.
However, the evolution of the ‘software-defined vehicle’ does not necessarily mean that components such as seat materials are no longer relevant. On the contrary, as the industry develops fully autonomous vehicles, interior comfort will again come to the forefront.
In this week’s episode of Autology, the ultimate premium vehicle of the future will be defined. Tune in to find out how your vehicle experience is set to change in the coming years.
Speakers: Dr. Tawhid Khan, software and research director at IHS Markit Paolo Martino, associate director of vehicle dynamics and materials at IHS Markit
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The City of London recently expanded its Ultra-Low Emission Zone on October 25, forcing those with non-compliant high-emissions vehicles to pay a daily fee of £12.50 to drive in the area. This is in addition to the daily Congestion Charge fee.
IHS Markit experts explain what vehicles are subject to the charges and discuss whether schemes such as the above are forcing owners to purchase newer and greener vehicles.
They also reveal the cost of the alternative: retrofitting your vehicle with technology that will make it ULEZ compliant.
Wider implications, including the uptake of EVs and forcing high-emissions vehicles to the next town via second-hand sales, may also mean that low-emission zones could be adopted in cities in and outside of the UK.
Tune into this week’s episode of Autology to see how you’re impacted.
Speakers: • Graham Evans, Supply Chain Technology director at IHS Markit • Michael Southcott, powertrain component expert at IHS Markit
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General Motors recently released its new hands-free driving system, Ultra Cruise – an upgrade from its Super Cruise predecessor.
IHS Markit experts discuss its ADAS capabilities and how it compares to its rivals, most notably Tesla’s automated ‘full self-driving’ technology, as well as L2+ systems already on the market in China.
Tune in to this week’s episode to find out if GM has now positioned itself as a leader in this area, and what it also has in store in the near future following its announcement to transition to a software-focused company.
Speakers: Brock Walquist, semiconductor and autonomy expert at IHS Markit Owen Chen, semiconductor and autonomy expert at IHS Markit
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While Apple is yet to confirm or deny exploring vehicle development under the codename Project Titan, also referred as Chromium, a vast array of automotive stakeholders and commentators have been inquisitive of what may materialize from the so-called ‘Apple Car’.
Due to the secrecy around its venture into automotive, a lot remains unknown or unconfirmed about the project from the manufacturing location(s), potential partners, and projected volume.
But IHS Markit’s expert analysts attempt to answer the key questions revolving around the vehicle, including when will the car go into production—if ever—and what will it look like?
Who is likely to partner with Apple to manufacture the car en masse and, importantly, what technologies will it include from automation to V2X?
Tune into this week’s episode to unearth Project Titan and find out the full details in IHS Markit’s 'Imagining the Apple Car’ report at ihsmarkit.com/applecar
Speakers: Jeremy Carlson, autonomy expert at IHS Markit Brian Rhodes, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience manager at IHS Markit Matteo Fini, vice president of Automotive Supply Chain and Technology and Aftermarket at IHS Markit
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It’s no secret that we expect certain freedoms from our automobiles. The ability to drive long distances and complete journeys in comfort, regardless of the weather outside, is a key prerequisite.
We know that the climate control systems of battery electric vehicles do indeed affect the driving range – but just how much of an impact is it? And in a world that is beginning to wage a war against climate change, how is the cabin comfort of BEVs being optimized without being detrimental to our planet?
IHS Markit’s thermal management experts aim to find out what the new innovations are, and what we can expect from the technologies and suppliers that are working to ensure that electric car owners won’t have to compromise range for comfort.
Speakers:
Matteo Martini, principal research analyst of Thermal Management at IHS Markit Jie Yang, thermal expert at IHS Markit Pranav Divakar, thermal expert at IHS Markit
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Does branded audio necessarily mean premium audio?
This week on Autology, IHS Markit experts discuss what defines a good sound system and how the trend of branded audio from the likes of Beats and Bose is set to grow as car buyers look more towards an ‘improved’ in-vehicle experience.
The episode also reveals what upcoming audio technologies the industry is developing, such as incorporating microphones for “Conversation Enhancement” and even speakerless sound systems installed into the cabin’s seats and roof liner.
Tune in to find out more about these added features and whether or not they will drive up the cost of your vehicle.
Speakers: Aaron Dale, connected car and UI/UX expert at IHS Markit Anna Buettner, connected car and UI/UX expert at IHS Markit
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This week, Qualcomm and investment firm SSW Partners acquired ADAS (advanced driver-assistance systems)-focused supplier Veoneer for USD4.5 billion. The move terminated Magna’s prior takeover agreement with the company.
The deal also saw the sale of Veoneer’s Arriver autonomy software business to Qualcomm.
IHS Markit experts discuss how the industry likely received the news, as well as evaluate Qualcomm’s potential now that it will incorporate Arriver’s Computer Vision, Drive Policy and Driver Assistance assets into its Snapdragon Ride ADAS solution.
This significantly includes how Qualcomm will compare to and compete with rivals in this space such as Nvidia. Will it become a market leader? Tune into this week’s Autology episode to find out all.
Speakers: Jeremy Carlson, autonomy expert at IHS Markit Phil Amsrud, E/E and semiconductor expert at IHS Markit Dr. Tawhid Khan, Research Director and software expert at IHS Markit
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This week’s episode explores how the move towards a greener society is negatively impacting the automotive industry – in particular, for the companies who manufacture and supply car parts.
As the European Commission rolls out its Green Deal – a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 compared to levels in 1990 – OEMs are being forced down the fully electric vehicle narrative.
While the environment will benefit, the automotive supply chain is shrinking as carmakers manufacture e-mobility components in-house and new partnerships between suppliers and OEMs are consolidating the industry.
Autology’s special guest Sigrid de Vries, secretary general of CLEPA (the European Association of Automotive Suppliers) explains how the EU’s deadlines are worrying for her members and how more should be done to protect those companies losing out from the bloc’s move towards carbon neutrality by 2050.
While Matteo Fini, IHS Markit’s vice president of Automotive SCT (Supply Chain and Technology) and Aftermarket, also reveals which suppliers will likely be the winners and losers from electrification.
Speakers: Sigrid de Vries, secretary general of CLEPA Matteo Fini, vice president of Automotive SCT (Supply Chain and Technology) and Aftermarket at IHS Markit
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Tune into this week’s Autology podcast to find out how electric vehicles (EVs) are powered and how their underpinnings will develop in the years to come.
IHS Markit’s e-mobility director Graham Evans teams up with American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM)’s head of electrification business Tony Pistagnesi in an explain-all about e-axles.
Find out how the Tier-1 supplier is also planning to create more highly efficient, power dense and compact infrastructure, and also why AAM believes electrified beam axles will be a major technology demand in the near future.
Speakers: Graham Evans, E-Mobility research and analysis director at IHS Markit Tony Pistagnesi, head of electrification business at American Axle & Manufacturing
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Welcome back from the summer break!
We’re back with a bang with a round-up of the technology highlights from IAA Mobility 2021 (September 7-12) in Munich, Germany.
Despite a backdrop of climate activist protests outside the show, there was a heavy focus on environmentally friendly automotive developments. This includes numerous concept vehicles and components showcasing sustainable and recyclable materials as well as electrification.
The move towards autonomy was also prevalent with Tier-1 suppliers exhibiting solutions for OEMs, such as Bosch’s complete integrated axle and Schaeffler’s Space Drive 3 steer-by-wire system.
From Angela Merkel’s guest appearance to a seemingly IKEA-like flat pack car from BMW, our experts on the ground will fill you in on the key developments and their industry impact in this week’s episode of Autology.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM strategy expert at IHS Markit Prateek Biswas, chassis and lightweighting expert at IHS Markit Patricio Barbale, vehicle dynamics and materials expert at IHS Markit Claudio Vittori, e-mobility expert at IHS Markit
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Following a series of developments in the battery industry in recent weeks, IHS Markit deep dives into the impact and significance they are expected to have.
These include Nissan and Envision AESC’s plan to build the UK’s first gigafactory adjacent to the OEM’s Sunderland plant, where it will also manufacture a new electric vehicle. Our experts discuss the importance this has on the British automotive industry, as well as whether or not there is scope to then export the batteries to the European Union and beyond.
Stellantis was another carmaker that recently hit the headlines after hosting its own EV Day, where it signaled an introduction of solid state batteries from 2026. Our experts question whether this timeline will put it at the forefront of the technology’s use on a mass scale.
And finally, this week’s episode will also explore how the battery market will progress in the long term, including if current-day lithium-ion batteries have reached their maximum potential as alternative cell materials and compositions develop.
Speakers: Graham Evans, E-Mobility research and analysis director at IHS Markit Amit Panday, E-Mobility news correspondent at IHS Markit Dr. Richard Kim, Battery expert at IHS Markit
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This week we are giving you an opportunity to catch up on the key soundbites pulled from every Autology episode so far.
From Formula E to R&D, tune in to recap the latest automotive technology news and megatrends.
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Automotive research and development (R&D) is at a pivotal moment as we enter a new age of vehicles, with electrification, autonomy and connectivity all driving technological advancements.
With this in mind, how are industry stakeholders shifting their R&D budgets? IHS Markit’s Research Director and software expert Dr. Tawhid Khan explains how and why OEMs and suppliers by region have differing priorities when it comes to their R&D spend.
And with the growth of software, how will spending for hardware research be impacted?
This week’s Autology episode outlines exactly how much money is expected to be spent across different areas of software R&D, and when in-vehicle software will eventually outvalue that of hardware components.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM Strategy expert at IHS Markit Dr. Tawhid Khan, Research Director and software expert at IHS Markit
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As EVs sales continue to grow, the question remains if global charging infrastructure and technology is adequate for consumers.
For those who may be still wary of purchasing fully electric vehicles over traditionally fueled cars, a key factor to consider is how long will EVs take to charge? Will it be longer than filling up at a gas station, and will it be more often?
IHS Markit’s e-mobility experts answer all the practical questions needed to make an EV purchasing decision, and also discuss how charging infrastructure and batteries are expected to improve in future.
Tune into this week’s episode of Autology to find out all.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM Strategy expert at IHS Markit Graham Evans, E-Mobility research and analysis director at IHS Markit Claudio Vittori, E-Mobility expert at IHS Markit
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As OEMs increasingly explore three-dimensional printing for vehicle components, IHS Markit experts ask whether or not the technology is likely to go mainstream.
The technology is particularly on a growth trend as a result of the move towards electrified vehicles, as the weight from batteries needs to be countered by lightweighting techniques in other areas of the car.
And if 3D printing does indeed become economically viable for OEMs, does that put some suppliers at risk as parts become increasingly vertically integrated by carmakers?
Could we also see a large proportion of light vehicles 3D printed in the distant future? All will be answered in this week’s episode of Autology.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM Strategy expert at IHS Markit Edwin Pope, Principal Research Analyst for Lightweighting at IHS Markit
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With connectivity playing a pivotal role in new car experiences, IHS Markit looks at the major player set to dominate the infotainment market—Android.
Google has a full suite of offerings under its automotive ecosystem with Android Automotive OS supporting Google Automotive Services (GAS), Generic Android core system that OEMs can build upon, the widely popular projection platform Android Auto, as well as Google Cloud. It has already secured business from the likes of Ford, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, Stellantis, General Motors and Volvo.
We ask why Android is beating the competition, and if this will have ramifications on the smartphone industry, for example, will consumers move more toward an Android phone to align with their car software?
And then there’s the question of where this is leading—with Apple touted to launch its own vehicle through its Project Titan, can we expect an Android car as well? Find out all in this week’s episode of Autology.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM Strategy expert at IHS Markit Brian Rhodes, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience manager at IHS Markit Aseem Uppal, Connected Car expert at IHS Markit
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This year has seen the automotive industry come to a halt—with various OEMs pausing their vehicle production all over the world—due to a small but vital missing piece: chips.
While the shortage may seemingly be backfilled for now, IHS Markit experts reveal why this supply-demand issue is yet to cause some further disruption.
Find out how and when the global chip famine will recover in this week’s episode of Autology, including who the major stakeholders will be in producing the component—as well as the governments and regions leading the charge.
We also discuss how the technology is expected to develop in the long term, and answer the all-important question of whether or not there will be a continual spike in demand come Q4 every year when the consumer electronics industry ramps up their own use of chips.
Speakers: Elisha Thakorlal, OEM Strategy expert at IHS Markit Jeremie Bouchaud, Director of Autonomy and E/E & Semiconductor at IHS Markit Phil Amsrud, E/E & Semiconductor expert at IHS Markit
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In this week’s episode of Autology, we discuss 5G’s impact on the IoT ecosystem and specifically on the automotive industry, including the transition away from 4G LTE, the first applications to deploy it, and the implications that will result.
Infrastructure investments are bearing fruit by way of rapidly available 5G connections to our smart devices. These same developments are already seeing application in healthcare, manufacturing, and even automotive.
Automotive services like virtual personal assistants and over-the-air software updates are already here to stay, but 5G will be the trigger for next generation services such advanced safety features brought on by vehicle-to-everything communication and full vehicle upgradability. When this will happen and at what cost are just some of the key questions discussed by our industry experts.
Speakers: Andreas Kohn, Chief Operating Officer at Rolling Wireless Beatriz Minamy, Principal Technical Research Analyst, Connected Car at IHS Markit Brian Rhodes, Research & Analysis Manager, Connected Car & Vehicle Experience at IHS Markit
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As smart voice systems transform our interactions in the car just as rapidly as they are in the home, we dive into the world of virtual personal assistants (VPAs) in this week’s episode of Autology.
Our experts discuss how simple voice commands such as: “Navigate me to the shopping center” are evolving to: “Navigate me to the shopping center, reserve a parking space and order a venti caramel Frappuccino to pick up on the way!”.
The topic of voice integration naturally leads us to also look at some big topics around branding, data privacy and the cooperation necessary between technology and automotive companies to deliver consumers the seamless experience they desire.
From developing AI to voice cloning, tune in to find out more about the connected car experience of the future including the answer to the ultimate VPA question: “Is pressing a button easier than using voice commands?”
Speakers: Sanjay Dhawan, CEO of Cerence Aaron Dale, Connected Car and User Experience analyst at IHS Markit Kyle Davis, Connected Car and User Experience analyst at IHS Markit
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In this week’s episode of Autology, we discuss how and when autonomous vehicles will penetrate markets, understanding things such as technical, regional and consumer acceptance challenges.
Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) has gained momentum over the years and OEMs are keen to upgrade cars with more advanced safety features. Ubiquitous connectivity is expected to accelerate the roll out of autonomous vehicles, which will play an integral part of future smart cities.
In order to get there, automotive industry players and municipalities need to understand how to bring people, technology and policy together.
And even if the latter two challenges can be overcome, consumer acceptance might remain the biggest hurdle yet–points that are explored in the podcast, alongside when and where autonomous vehicles are expected to take off first.
Speakers: Karen Lightman, Executive Director of Metro21 Smart Cities Institute at Carnegie Mellon University Jim Misener, V2X ecosystem lead at Qualcomm Anna Buettner, Connected Car expert at IHS Markit Brock Walquist, Autonomy expert at IHS Markit
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In the debut episode of the new Autology podcasts, we discuss how Formula E is driving technology for EVs on the road, including how OEMs-come-race-teams like Nissan and Jaguar Land Rover are applying their learnings in energy regeneration systems to their production vehicles.
The sport has come a long way since the drivers were forced to change vehicles mid-race due to limited battery range, with the upcoming third generation Formula E race car including a fast-charging 350kW battery.
However, the high cost of battery systems is still an issue both on and off the circuit – a point that that is explored in the podcast, alongside when the cost of batteries will be more sustainable.
And then there’s the question if we’ll see the day without Formula 1 and other traditionally fueled racing car series? Tune in to reveal all, including the predicted year which our experts think will mark the end of the internal combustion engine.
Speakers: Frederic Espinos, Sporting Director at Formula E Elisha Thakorlal, OEM strategy expert at IHS Markit Dr. Richard Kim, Battery expert at IHS Markit
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Welcome to AutoTechInsight's brand new dedicated podcast series!
From AVs to V2X, join our experts and industry leaders in Autology - a freely accessible weekly podcast that discusses the latest news and megatrends in the world of automotive technology.
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