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COMMENT: The EV challenge pits automaker enthusiasm against consumer reluctance
Electric car sales are far short of initial projections. For electrification to succeed, automakers and other industry stakeholders must convince drivers that EVs are an attractive option. By Martin Kahl
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Consumer concern still hampers electric vehicle uptake
Governments and manufacturers alike must act fast to meet ambitious targets for electric vehicle uptake writes Guillaume Saint, Global Automotive Lead in Kantar’s Insights Division
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Will corporate volatility impact Tesla’s Master Plan, Part Deux?
A new Automotive World report considers the opportunities and challenges facing Tesla. By Martin Kahl
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Interview: Allen Ko, Chairman, KYMCO
KYMCO's Chairman speaks to Megan Lampinen about his ambition to fundamentally transform city commercial transport around the world
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Could more robust tests make diesel clean again?
Diesel pollution has become a key contributor in thousands of deaths annually, but more stringent tests and regulations could stifle this rise. Jack Hunsley talks to Transport & Environment
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Interview: Pierre Lahutte, Iveco Brand President
Martin Kahl talks to Iveco about its decision to go diesel-free at the 2018 IAA, and why the truck manufacturer believes natural gas to be the solution to clean HD trucking
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Innovation in trucking diesel continues, but electrification is coming
The commercial vehicle sector has not come under the same pressure as the passenger car market since Dieselgate, but work is still required to clean up freight. By Xavier Boucherat
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Powertrain testing moves from the road to the lab
Evaluating a powertrain on the road can be both expensive and time consuming. Today, the majority of calibration and testing can be carried out through simulation or at a static workstation, writes Freddie Holmes
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The multi-energy platform could be a one stop shop for EVs and ICEs
As electrified powertrains become the norm, ArcelorMittal believes automakers will seek a body-in-white that can accommodate a range of powertrains under mass market price constraints. By Freddie Holmes
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A future without diesel? Some automakers are already steering clear
In the wake of Dieselgate, some automakers are burying diesel production, but others see a future in the once highly-vaunted fuel. By Xavier Boucherat
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Lack of regulations ‘likely to shrink’ diesel share – Emissions Analytics
Diesel requires emissions data to secure its place in the automotive future. By Celeste Dooley
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The auto industry must take a ‘deep breath’ on diesel, says Diesel Technology Forum
Celeste Dooley talks to Allen Schaeffer of the DTF about the long-term outlook for diesel
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New technologies are limiting diesel’s recovery
The ICCT's John German believes diesel still has a future in automotive, but its recovery is being hindered by a focus on new technologies. By Jack Hunsley
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