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Diesel – black clouds here to stay, or just a passing storm?
By 2030, diesel will account for just 5% of European car sales, warn Andrew Bergbaum, Managing Director, and Sean O'Flynn, Director, at AlixPartners and leaders in the firm's automotive practice
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Brace for a ‘massive transition’ from aluminium to steel bodies
As EVs begin to hit mass-market volumes, the subject of cost efficiency becomes increasingly important. SSAB believes this will naturally lead to rising demand for steel, writes Freddie Holmes
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Why the future of driving isn’t just driverless, it’s ownerless
While autonomous vehicle technology is developing at pace, shared access models are also gaining ground. By Richard Laughton, CEO of easyCar and Chair of Sharing Economy UK
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Nevada CAM takes a bet on Vegas traffic
Nevada’s Center for Advanced Mobility is bringing networked dash cam information to the streets of Las Vegas. By Megan Lampinen
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Interview: Mary Gustanski, Chief Technology Officer, Delphi Technologies
Electrification may be on the rise, but diesel still has a long future ahead of it, says Delphi's CTO. By Celeste Dooley and Martin Kahl
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From safety to traffic management, connectivity keeps Vegas moving
Siemens is working with the City of Las Vegas to realise the benefits of vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure systems. By Megan Lampinen
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COMMENT: Automakers need an alternative to diesel – and fast
The end may not be nigh for the diesel engine, but it faces a new normal, writes Martin Kahl
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Diesel in the dock: tough questions, difficult answers
Diesel market share is sliding in Europe due partly to punitive government policies. What happens to CO2 targets - and automaker profits - if it disappears completely? By Megan Lampinen
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What happens in Vegas…could help shape shared mobility
From hotel logistics to paratransit pilots and autonomous driving, Lyft's learning curve has been steep in Las Vegas. By Megan Lampinen
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Expect future bumps in the transition to electric powertrains
The 'e-shift' to battery-driven powertrains may prove challenging, complex, and costly to automakers. Oliver Wyman's Richard Hell, Daniel Partsch and Daniel Ruppert investigate
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AV development after Phoenix: less haste, more speed
Uber’s self-driving programme has resulted in tragedy, and the industry isn’t happy. But now the company appears to be pursuing a more sensible pace. What happens next?
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The Vegas autonomous shuttle converts sceptics into supporters
The electric, autonomous shuttle operating in Las Vegas has both transport operators and riders excited for the future, writes Megan Lampinen
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Uber crash put AVs at risk, and players must learn lessons
The self-driving Uber crash put autonomous driving in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Companies must learn moving forward, or forfeit their early adopter status
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