A leap into the modern automobile age
The last model with a combustion engine left the Volkswagen assembly line on June 26th at the Zwickau car factory. The seventh generation Golf R Estate with 2.0-litre petrol engine…
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Vehicle Connectivity with 5G
“The combination of ICT and automotive industries, is paramount for the development of the next generation of connected mobility and automated vehicle solutions.” Vehicle connectivity is at the heart of…
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How Will the Future Unfold?
These three pre-vaccine scenarios can help supply chain leaders make decisions that set their businesses up for success. As the coronavirus continues to disrupt global supply chains, Gartner developed three…
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Logistics Gets Schooled
The writing is on the wall. Logistics and supply chain companies that invest in ongoing education, innovation, and research can attract new talent and better serve customers. When Andrew Lynch…
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Vertical Focus: Renewable Energy
Lighting Up Renewable Hydrogen A coalition of major European electricity groups has urged the European Commission to prioritize renewable hydrogen in its COVID-19 pandemic recovery plan. Hydrogen powered by 100%…
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Reducing the Pandemic’s Impact on Transportation
Implementing these best practices can help companies reduce the impact to transportation operations and save costs during business disruptions. 1. Collaborate with trading partners by connecting to a digital supply…
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COVID-19 Resets: Logistics Draws the Line
Adept pivots. Generous acts. Creative solutions. Logistics and supply chain companies put one foot in front of the other and face down a global pandemic. Construction workers and outdoorsy types…
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What the Lyft-Sixt Deal Could Mean to Car Rental and Mobility
In this scenario, Lyft touches the rental customer first through the Lyft app, but doesn’t own the process, as the customer picks up and returns the car at Sixt locations.…
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MIT: Widespread Autonomous Driving at Least a Decade Away
Early testers of autonomy in over-the-road trucking, Otto was acquired by Uber in 2016 — though Uber shuttered the program two years later. Photo via Steve Jurvetson/flickr.com Despite substantial recent…
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How Will Plug-and-Charge Technology Benefit Fleets?
Tritium CTO James Kennedy says the technology will be “as simple as how we charge our phones, but with the added benefit of charging our bank accounts at the same…
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