Propulsion Articles | Automotive World

How lowering long-term costs can make charging infrastructure affordable

While upfront costs for charging infrastructure remain high, understanding the grid and using data can make upgrading affordable today. By Jack Hunsley

Volvo Group makes a CASE for growth

A new Automotive World report forecasts Volvo Group reaching a new output peak by 2022, while also exploring opportunities for connected, autonomous, shared and electric technologies

Innovation vital for maximising the potential of Brazil’s truck industry

After a difficult decade, updating infrastructure and electrification are vital in maintaining Brazil’s GDP growth says Roberto Cortes, CEO of Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus. By Jack Hunsley

Daimler’s new E-Mobility Group puts corporate stamp on electric trucks

Daimler believes electrification of the truck segment merits a completely new business unit. By Megan Lampinen

What will it take to make Denver all-electric?

There are plenty of obstacles to overcome as Denver works to the target of a fully electric light vehicle fleet by 2050, writes Megan Lampinen

Automaker highlights: a guide to who’s doing what in truck electrification

Whether it's a mere concept design or a dedicated electromobility business unit, global brands are taking concrete steps today to prepare for an electric future. By Megan Lampinen

Comment: Behind the hype, signs of progress for the electric truck

The CV sector is making noise about electrification. It’s not clear when models will hit the roads in meaningful numbers, but there is growing confidence for short-haul applications. By Xavier Boucherat