The mobility makeover: NVIDIA, AI, and the changing face of the car
Autology
In this episode of Autology, host Phil Amsrud sits down with Ali Kani, Vice President of Automotive at NVIDIA, to unpack the biggest breakthroughs from the 2025 IAA Mobility show. As the automotive industry reaches a critical inflection point, the conversation focuses on the rise of Automated Driving Control (ADC) solutions and whether we are finally entering the long-anticipated era of the Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV). Offering exclusive insights from one of the industry's most influential voices, this episode explores how NVIDIA is shaping the future of mobility—through powerful...
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Rethinking automotive architecture through Mobileye's lens
Autology
In this episode of Autology, host Phil Amsrud sits down with executives from Mobileye at the 2025 IAA Mobility show to explore the latest advancements in automotive technology. The conversation highlights their innovations in both hardware and software, with an emphasis on end-to-end solutions and software-defined vehicles. We delve into their strategic roadmap for system-on-chip hardware and software, aimed at enhancing vehicle performance and safety. As the adoption of electric vehicles accelerates, we also investigate how emerging architectures—such as separate domain controllers and...
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Navigating the SDV landscape
Autology
Welcome to a special episode of our Autology podcast, where we explore insights from some of the industry's leading players in the software-defined vehicle (SDV) market. Join us as we discuss their approaches to product development, partnerships, and revenue generation. The SDV market is poised to transform the automotive industry by integrating advanced software into traditional vehicle functions. Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are making significant strides in deploying SDVs, with a strong focus on enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency through...
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Navigating Mobility with Qualcomm
Autology
In this episode of Autology, our host Phil Amsrud sits down with Qualcomm's Nakul Duggal to discuss the latest developments in automotive technology. They focus on the company’s latest advancements showcased this week at the 2025 IAA Mobility Show and the practical implications of software-defined vehicles. Nakul explains how Qualcomm is working with BMW to create a new driver assistance platform. They cover the challenges of integrating complex systems and the need for safety and reliability in automotive technology. The conversation also touches on...
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Risk analysis of building gigafactories in Europe
Autology
Over the last few years, some high-profile battery startups filed for insolvency in the EU and the UK region, with Northvolt being the most prime example. The Swedish battery company, which was backed by Europe’s largest carmaker – Volkswagen – and was seen as the continent’s hope of competing with Chinese battery manufacturers, ran out of funds, despite raising a hefty amount of over $15 billion from investors. In this podcast, battery experts at S&P Global Mobility evaluate key risks that are associated with setting up battery gigafactories in the EU and the UK region. While...
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Mapping the market – What direction are navigation systems heading?
Autology
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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Steering into the future – Insights from NIO and ZF
Autology
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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Bright ideas - The future of automotive lighting
Autology
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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Current Trends: The Shift in EV Charging Infrastructure
Autology
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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CERAWeek 2025
Autology
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...
info_outlineElectric 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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