This month's North American International Auto Show in Detroit brought three key developments for mobile energy. First, Nissan's aggressive price cut: Its Leaf all-electric vehicle (EV) is now $6,400 less expensive. The automaker said it achieved this cut mainly by moving production – of batteries a...
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State of the Market Report | August 31, 2021
Developers of autonomous vehicles, specifically those focused on level 4 self‑driving vehicles, often focus on mobility services as the first application. Not only is there a demonstrated market for taxis and ride‑hailing, but it's a market where the high costs of labor create high prices ‑ making ... Not part of subscription
State of the Market Report | January 21, 2021
The past year was a stress test for mobility companies, forcing all to prove how resilient their business was. Oil and gas companies failed their test as the drop in demand for transportation fuels severely destabilized the industry. Conversely, ride‑hailing companies passed their test by quickly ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 17, 2021
The British luxury brands are now focused on a transition to all‑electric brands, with Jaguar leading by 2025 and Land Rover following by 2030. While this is a very aggressive timeline, the automaker is on track to pay more than $100 million in emissions‑related fines in Europe, as its fleet is one ... Not part of subscription