The skateboard layout has had a huge influence on EV design, but as some developers argue, there is plenty of room for improvement. By Xavier Boucherat
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Electric vehicle skateboards are ripe for innovation
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As EU AVAS deadline approaches, automakers experiment with sound
From July 2021 onwards, all new electric vehicles in the EU must be fitted with sound generators. But automakers are also focusing on interior EV sound. By Xavier Boucherat
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EV lightweighting progress iterative, not revolutionary
There is good potential for further lightweighting in EVs, but a next-generation step-change is still many years out. By Jack Hunsley
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EVs must not sacrifice creature comforts for extra range
Off-the-shelf systems may no longer be suitable for electric vehicles as energy consumption comes under scrutiny. By Freddie Holmes
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ArcelorMittal lays out its route to carbon-neutral steel
ArcelorMittal hopes combining ‘intermediate’ innovations and continuous decarbonisation gains will unlock a carbon-neutral steel future. By Jack Hunsley
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In-vehicle healthtech is a promising but hypothetical space
The in-vehicle healthtech sector remains nascent, but the space could prove important, both in terms of safety and connected service offerings. By Xavier Boucherat
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A step-change to in-vehicle entertainment is coming
Absolved from the driving task, future CAVs could see occupants immersed in video games, blockbusters and much more. By Jack Hunsley
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Planning beyond the pandemic: mapping the path to 2050
The automotive sector’s commitment to net zero is stronger than ever. A series of new roadmaps predict the technologies that will shape the future, writes Jon Regnart
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In-vehicle connected services: the moving computer
With connected vehicles arriving on the road in ever greater numbers, Cognizant's Rohit Gupta outlines the disruption ahead
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Connectivity is pairing smart cars with smart homes
What are the useful applications of car-to-home connectivity, and are there any risks? By Freddie Holmes
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The future of retail, Alfa Romeo style
Larry Dominique, former CEO of Peugeot North America and recently appointed head of Alfa Romeo North America, shares his view on what’s needed to navigate retail in the world of new mobility. By Megan Lampinen
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Asian mobility incubator prepares for coming tech ‘tidal wave’
Goldbell Group’s Chief Executive speaks to Megan Lampinen about the importance of nurturing new mobility start-ups in the ASEAN region
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AV testing in Dubai heats up
Cruise has confirmed plans to launch its Origin robotaxis in Dubai through an 'exclusive' deal with the government. By Freddie Holmes
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Automaker-tech giant partnerships crucial for connected car development
The need to revamp the in-vehicle experience has forced automakers to give third parties access to a previously inaccessible market. By Jack Hunsley
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More EVs are coming, but will the price be right?
Justin Benson considers the importance of balancing brand and price as established car makers line up to launch new mass market EVs
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OTA updates will keep cars fresher for longer
There is a clear emphasis on improving the vehicle over time, writes Freddie Holmes
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Buildings as a grid: the missing piece in electric vehicle energy management
Megan Lampinen considers the latest efforts to transform facilities into energy hubs to better manage electrical infrastructure for EVs
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The pandemic effect: where will it put mobility in 2025?
TomTom’s Andy Marchant discusses future mobility scenarios for 2025 sparked by the changes seen in 2020
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Middle-mile AV developer set for rapid growth
Gatik has partnered with Isuzu following a boom in e-commerce driven by the pandemic. By Jack Hunsley
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For the connected vehicle services market, what’s not to love about blockchain?
Unbeatable security, quick payments and easy customisation could all be enabled by blockchain, but the industry must first improve its understanding. By Xavier Boucherat
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