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As the industry continues to rev up production of electrified, automated and software-defined vehicles, we ask navigation giant TomTom how its systems are developing in line with these megatrends. This includes how it is attempting to overcome challenges such as HD mapping without the costly solution of sending out a global fleet of camera-topped vehicles, as well as overcoming a consumer preference for smartphone projection over embedded navigation. From 5G coverage to further expanding into the Chinese market, we explore the road ahead for TomTom and other mapping providers. Speakers: ...
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The NIO ET9 vehicle went viral earlier this year in a video showcasing its far superior suspension system against premium European counterparts. This episode of Autology focuses on the Chinese OEM’s collaboration with ZF to develop a state-of-the-art steer-by-wire system. Our experts discuss its benefits over existing technologies, including enabling fuel saving, maximizing interior space, and even the chance to sport a rectangular steering ‘wheel’! Other key points include safety concerns as well as the likelihood of steer-by-wire being adopted into mainstream vehicles en masse. Press...
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From the ground (projection technology) up, S&P Global Mobility shines a light on the upcoming trends in automotive lighting. Industry giant Forvia Hella joins this episode of Autology with its head of lighting marketing Steffen Pietzonka, whilst Driving Vision News (DVN)’s CEO Paul-Henri Matha also brings his expertise to the roundtable discussion. Highlights include insights on the highly stylized Chinese market off the back of Shanghai 2025, the endless possibilities of ambient lighting, and the need for sustainability initiatives such as Valeo’s remanufactured lamps on the Peugeot...
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As the world embraces sustainable mobility, the demand for efficient and accessible electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions is on the rise. In this episode of Autology, we explore the innovations shaping the future of EV charging and their implications for drivers, manufacturers, and the environment. With the rapid increase in EVs, the supporting infrastructure is evolving just as quickly. Interestingly, while public charging stations are essential, most charging still happens at home, highlighting the need for robust domestic charging solutions. However, the current landscape presents...
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In today’s episode of Autology, we look back at CERAWeek2025 through a Mobility lens. CERAWeek2025, held in Houston between March 10-14, is the world’s premier energy event hosted by S&P Global. Hear from Graham Evans, Research Director from S&P Global Mobility’s Supply Chain & Technology team, who was on the ground hosting panel discussions, forums and interviews with conference participants. Graham shares his reflections on the event’s mobility-related talking points, including the evolving narrative around electrification, decarbonization challenges across...
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Today's episode of Autology is all about the recently concluded battery focused event in Seoul - Interbattery 2025. The event continues to grow in size and importance as Korean battery makers move to innovate on safety and cost related aspects – the two key themes originating from the consumer concerns around the recent battery fire incidents and the cost pressures faced by the battery electric vehicle (BEV) manufacturers. InterBattery Seoul, the largest battery focused event globally, was attended by John Ahn, who not only reports what battery cell manufacturers and material suppliers...
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Navigating the AI Highway: Roundtable Insights from Industry Experts Today’s podcast is about the use of artificial intelligence in the automotive industry, and you are here with me, Matthew Beecham, senior research analyst at S&P Global Mobility and an incredible lineup of experts from leading companies who will share their insights and experiences in this rapidly evolving field. Joining us are representatives from Monolith, Phyron, and Geotab - each bringing a unique perspective on the role of AI in their own areas of the automotive sector. Jens-Peter Sjöberg is a...
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In this week's episode of Autology, Chris Heron and Claudio Vittori delve into the current landscape of electric vehicle (EV) adoption, the challenges facing the industry, and the future of charging infrastructure. Featuring insights from a global consumer survey and projections for the growth of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), this episode provides a comprehensive overview of the electrification of transportation and the innovations shaping its future. Additionally, listeners will gain valuable insights into what to expect at this year's the 38th International Electric Vehicle Symposium...
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In today’s special episode of Autology, we preview the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show 2025, which will officially open on January 7 in Las Vegas. The presence of cars and automotive technologies continues to grow at CES as the industry pivots to mass producing battery electric, hybrid and software-defined vehicles (SDVs). According to the organizers of CES, Consumer Technology Association, 309 companies from the Fortune 500 are going to mark their presence at the event, which is slated to see exhibitors participating from over 160 countries and territories across the world. In addition...
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Today's episode of Autology is all about the rise of India’s automotive components industry. With a mammoth size of $74 billion, India’s auto components sector continues to grow at an average of 10%-11% year-on-year. While India’s automotive industry contributes about 49%-50% of the country’s manufacturing GDP, the emerging components space is a successful example of the Government’s flagship ‘Make in India’ initiative. Key factors such as strengthening export volumes and increasing localization have led the industry to achieve a trade surplus, which marks a long journey for...
info_outlineDiscover 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
We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode at our [email protected] email, and you can find out much more across the autotechinsight.ihsmarkit.com website.
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