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From the phasing out of the assembly line to the harnessing of real-time data, the factory of the future could prove unrecognisable by today's standards. By Megan Lampinen

Nikola Motors is teaming with well-established and highly credible partners in its efforts to introduce a range of fuel cell electric heavy trucks, writes Megan Lampinen

BY LIZ DEVERELL-SMITH. The characteristics of digital disruption can be distilled into a simple value equation: greater simplicity equals greater value

Electrified powertrains, high-strength steel and multiple airbags make cars cleaner and safer, but they also make it harder to rescue occupants in a crash situation. By Megan Lampinen

Megan Lampinen speaks to AlixPartners about its new approach to evaluating advancements in all-electric, fuel cell and plug-in hybrid vehicles

As continued strike action at General Motors' CAMI plant hits supplier facilities, it becomes clear that the issues at stake affect the wider industry as well. By Megan Lampinen

Some industry watchers predict that future cars will fall into one of two categories: upmarket luxury or plain and utilitarian. By Megan Lampinen

TomTom's Frans de Rooij speaks to Megan Lampinen about the host of new business opportunities to arise from electric vehicles, starting with range anxiety and charging locations

The Indian market is a tough nut to crack, as demonstrated by GM's recent decision to leave. For Ford, hopes lie in a renewed partnership with local player Mahindra. By Megan Lampinen

Roberto Cortes speaks to Megan Lampinen about the upcoming new model range and how it, along with political stabilisation, should bolster volumes across the industry