Propulsion
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The case for fuel cell trucks grows stronger
Hydrogen fuel cell trucks can refuel in minutes and will likely be exempt from expensive toll charges, but is this enough to sway diesel supporters today? By Freddie Holmes
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When it comes to e-mobility, New York is playing catch-up
The Big Apple has lagged behind other US cities in laying the groundwork for an electric vehicle revolution, but lofty goals have been set. By Betti Hunter
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Automakers must approach M&A on more than just a CASE by case basis
Connectivity, automation, sharing and electrification certainly make the case for vehicle manufacturers to collaborate, but history doesn’t look kindly on automaker M&A. By Martin Kahl
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Energising electric vehicle sales: how to reach customers beyond the early adopters
New marketing strategies will feel uncomfortable at first but will be the fastest route to sales growth for automakers and dealers, write Harris Ng, Seth Cairo and Benjamin Walker
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The Dyson Dynamic: Electric vehicles and the future of patents
Ensuring early on that intellectual property strategy is aligned with wider business strategies may be the difference between success and failure, cautions Andrew Hartley
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Evolution, not revolution for the transition to electric cars
Growth of the global electric vehicle market will be slow and steady, write Stephen George and Mark Routt
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COMMENT: Want to sell more electric vehicles? Stop talking about the environment!
Wise use of social media and influencers could make EVs the vehicle of choice for a much wider audience, writes Jai Kotecha
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The FCA-Renault merger: a decent proposal?
Ten years after announcing Fiat’s plans to take over Chrysler, FCA’s John Elkann proposes a merger with Renault. Automotive World writers consider the implications of Project Newton
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COMMENT: IP protection in the auto industry—the game has changed
The risk surrounding the protection of innovation in the automotive industry must be prioritised, writes Stuart Young
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Electric vehicle charging stations—a new automotive cyber security threat?
Often unmanned and remotely located, EV charging stations rely on connectivity with the user and the vehicle, presenting a variety of avenues for cyber attack. By Ziv Levi
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Automakers hope electric vehicles will be an engine of growth
The inevitability of electrification is clear. The timing less so. The size of the automakers’ existing combustion engine manufacturing networks illustrates the scale of the electrification challenge. By Martin Kahl
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Electric car-share renaissance emerges in Paris
Paris was the birthplace of electric car-share, and the concepts introduced by Autolib are proving much more durable than the company itself. By Megan Lampinen
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Will California’s ‘Dirty Diesel’ bill further divide the US auto industry?
Prospective new emissions regulations for trucks in California could have far reaching implications across an already conflicted nation, writes Betti Hunter.
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