The U.S. government has announced much stricter fuel efficiency standards for the future, requiring a 54.5 mpg average for cars and light-duty trucks by 2025. This would nearly double the fuel efficiency that vehicles must currently achieve by law. The standards will scale according to vehicle footp...
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State of the Market Report | December 30, 2020
Electric vehicles are the most promising zero‑emission vehicle technology, and continue to show strong growth within the automotive sector. However, they remain more expensive to build compared to incumbent internal combustion vehicles. This report analyzes the total cost of electric powertrains, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 24, 2021
Six years after first soliciting designs for a next‑generation mail truck, the U.S. Post Service (USPS) has announced that it selected defense contractor Oshkosh to build its next‑generation delivery vehicle. Despite the current Biden administration calling for the national vehicle fleet to ... To read more, click here.
News Commentary | September 10, 2021
Hyundai's updated hydrogen roadmap included a big bet on commercial vehicles: By 2028, it will offer all commercial vehicles with both battery electric and fuel cell powertrains alongside combustion ones. It also outlined technical advancements in its upcoming third‑generation fuel cell powertrain, ... Not part of subscription