Putting the industry on autopilot
Parham Antonio Vasaiely, Senior Manager Autonomous Vehicles and Self-Driving Car engineering at Jaguar Land Rover, discusses the future of automation within the UK’s automotive industry and what has
to be done to harness the potential on the horizon.
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Creating the blueprints of tomorrow
Fresh from New Mobility Global in Liverpool, David Wright discusses the future of design
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The roadmap to success
Following New Mobility’s visit to Aston Martin’s Gaydon factory, Prodrive’s Banbury facility and The University of Warwickshire, Peter Wooding takes a look at The Advanced Propulsion Center’s Automotive Technology Roadmap
and how it will affect the UK automotive industry.
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Nissan LEAF review
Editor Alex Kreetzer takes the Nissan Leaf for a spin around the block.
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Stephen Fitzpatrick
Stephen Fitzpatrick, CEO of OVO, discusses the importance of smart infrastructure in urban ecosystems to support global EV adoption and the role that authoritative bodies and automakers have in the
development of electrification.
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Andrea Amico explains the importance of privacy within in-vehicle infotainment systems.
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Laying down the foundations
DAV Foundation CCO and Co-Founder John Frazer discusses the advantages of a shared transport network.
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Battery in focus:
logistics for tomorrow’s vehicle powertrains
As a part of the recent Automotive Leaders Summit at Liverpool’s International Business Festival, a special Battery in Focus forum was hosted by logistics expert CHEP.
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Maximising the potential of tomorrow
Tomorrow's Journey CEO Chris Kirby speaks to Alex Kreetzer about his newly-formed company that provides a global platform for mobility services to thrive on.
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Power to the People!
Europe’s largest energy storage system electrifies the Johan Cruijff Arena
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Editors note
It seems that the big automakers which have dominated the market for the best part of a century are being forced to break up their businesses in order to compete with rivals from Silicon Valley and Asia, once again showing the overwhelming
rise of startups and new establishments from the technology industry that want a piece of the mobility pie.
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