Michael Berube of Calstart joins the Automotive News “Shift” podcast to talk about how dealers can teach consumers what they need to know about electric vehicles.
Erin Keating of Cox Automotive joins the Automotive News “Shift” podcast to explain how traditional automakers are claiming some of Tesla’s EV market share.
Jennifer Tisdale of Upstream Security joins the Automotive News Shift podcast to explain what's possible versus what's probable in a vehicle cyberattack.
Anderson, who co-founded autonomous trucking company Aurora, detailed pieces of GM’s next chapter: a centralized vehicle computing architecture, “eyes-off” highway driving, and a lithium manganese rich battery chemistry.
Larry Dominique of LD Management Consulting discussed China’s threat to the legacy automotive industry and other topics on the Automotive News Shift podcast.
U.S. EV charging leader Gabe Klein warns that Trump's EV pullback could devastate the nation’s ability to compete with China. Still, the long-term outcome is inevitable: Americans will drive EVs and charge them on the road, Klein said.
Bob Lee, the North American president of LG Energy Solution, details how the ongoing tariff turmoil has both helped and hindered the company’s long-term planning efforts amid a changing EV environment.
Many automotive components have been subject to the global reciprocal and trafficking tariffs. Conflicting court rulings throw those tariffs into doubt.
President Donald Trump's tariff policy seeks to increase U.S. auto production. But it’s virtually impossible to build an EV battery from start to finish in the U.S. today.