Online Series
January and February 2022
January and February 2022
Electrification at Automotive Tech Week: Megatrends
2020 saw several hurdles for the EV industry to overcome from Covid-19 to the U.S. elections to the ZEV programme, and these issues will be with us long into 2021 and beyond. How is the industry expected to develop moving forward? Where will future electric vehicle sales be coming from? And how will we see the battery supply chain develop?
Tuesday January 26th – Electrification
Starts at 8:00 – 8:05am PT | 11:00 – 11:05 am ET | 4:00 – 4:05 pm GMT | 5:00 – 5:05 pm CET
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
Christie Schweinsberg, Senior Editor, Wards Intelligence
Christie Schweinsberg, Senior Editor, Wards Intelligence
Presentation: Design will be Key to Differentiating EV Brands
As the automotive industry moves in the same direction with EV technical capabilities, how can OEMs branch off into more individualistic designs?
What key design trends are consumers looking for in their future electric vehicle?How can luxury EV brands capitalize on individualistic design to develop new products and brands?
Senior Representative, Arrival
What key design trends are consumers looking for in their future electric vehicle?How can luxury EV brands capitalize on individualistic design to develop new products and brands?
Panel: The Future Outlook for Electric Vehicles
How is EV market growth expected to differ by geographic region? What trends are leading these differences?
What impact has COVID-19 had on EV manufacturing? Can the industry bounce back in 2021 and, if so, how?
Following the November elections, how can the industry best prepare for regulatory changes?
Moderator: Erin Sunde, Industry Analyst, Wards Intelligence
Patrick Lindemann, President of Transmission Systems & E-Mobility, Schaeffler
Carl Bayliss, Vice President of Mobility, Centrica
Senior Representative, Arrival
What impact has COVID-19 had on EV manufacturing? Can the industry bounce back in 2021 and, if so, how?
Following the November elections, how can the industry best prepare for regulatory changes?
Presentation: Is There Still Space for Battery Manufacturers?
As the automotive and battery industries continue to collide, which automakers are opting to build their own cells?
Is there still a place for the traditional battery supply chain in automotive and, if so, where?
Where are we seeing cross-industry collaboration? What more can be done to secure collaborative partnerships?
Is there still a place for the traditional battery supply chain in automotive and, if so, where?
Where are we seeing cross-industry collaboration? What more can be done to secure collaborative partnerships?
Wards Analysts – CES Electrification Roundup & Networking
Hosts: Christie Schweinsberg, Senior Editor, Wards Intelligence & Erin Sunde, Industry Analyst, Wards Intelligence
Hosts: Christie Schweinsberg, Senior Editor, Wards Intelligence & Erin Sunde, Industry Analyst, Wards Intelligence
Christie Schweinsberg, Senior Editor, Wards Intelligence
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Erin Sunde, Industry Analyst, Wards Intelligence
Carl Bayliss, Vice President of Mobility, Centrica
Senior Representative, Arrival
Patrick Lindemann, President of Transmission Systems & E-Mobility, Schaeffler
From Informa Tech Automotive Group
TU-Auto
PHEV Emissions Claims Could be the New Dieselgate
Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) are hiding behind the green electrification banner while ‘cheating’ the system with false CO2 claims.
WardsAuto
Powering Up Electric Vehicles Key Part of Michigan’s Future Plans
Automakers are rolling out more battery-powered cars, trucks and SUVs for the public to drive and enjoy. EV automaker Tesla has been the focus of attention for years, but now other companies such as Ford and General Motors are jumping into the spotlight with dynamic new products. Automakers now have clearly committed to building EVs and the batteries that power them.
WardsAuto
VW’s Electric ID.4 Offers Pleasurable Driving
The ID.4, arriving next year in the U.S., is striking proof that Volkswagen can produce a truly world-class electric car. The refined, 5-seat CUV also serves up a notable array of digital and connectivity functions and impresses with its ride and handling.
