Best of LinkedIn: Next-Gen Vehicles & Mobility

Thomas Allgeyer, Frenus GmbH

🎙️ Welcome to Best of LinkedIn: Next-Gen Vehicles & Mobility – your go-to space for high-impact insights and meaningful connections in future mobility, automotive innovation, and advanced transportation solutions. Trusted by industry leaders, mobility experts, and innovators, this podcast brings you the best of what’s happening in electric vehicles, autonomous driving, mobility services, and more—without the noise. We’re not just here to talk content—we’re here to build community. From curated LinkedIn insights to practical discussions on mobility trends, we connect professionals who want to learn, grow, and lead together. If you’re ready to cut through the clutter and focus on what truly moves the needle in next-generation vehicles and mobility—you’re in the right place. Let’s get started.

  1. 2d ago

    Best of Linkedin: Charging & Battery Technology CW 42/ 43

    We curate most relevant posts about Charging & Battery Technology on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus supports automotive suppliers with building feature-by-feature competitive intelligence that shows exactly how their product stacks up against the competition. You can find more info here: https://www.frenus.com/usecases/product-feature-benchmarking-and-sales-battle-cards-know-exactly-where-you-win-where-you-lose-and-why This edition highlights that the electric vehicle industry is currently constrained more by charging infrastructure limitations and grid capacity than by vehicle manufacturing or battery availability. To address these bottlenecks, stakeholders are increasingly adopting battery-buffered chargers, expanding megawatt-level hubs for commercial fleets, and implementing bidirectional charging technologies to support grid flexibility. Meanwhile, ongoing advancements in battery safety, chemistry, and second-life repurposing are helping to improve overall performance and circularity. Consumer adoption continues to grow globally, though equitable access to reliable public charging remains a significant challenge for apartment dwellers and marginalized communities. Ultimately, industry stakeholders are focusing on regulatory compliance, technological standardisation, and commercialisation to ensure the long-term viability of the electric transition. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  2. 2d ago

    Best of LinkedIn: Commercial Fleet Insights CW 42/ 43

    We curate most relevant posts about Commercial Fleets on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus supports automotive suppliers with building feature-by-feature competitive intelligence that shows exactly how their product stacks up against the competition. You can find more info here:https://www.frenus.com/usecases/product-feature-benchmarking-and-sales-battle-cards-know-exactly-where-you-win-where-you-lose-and-why This edition outlines the rapid acceleration of commercial fleet electrification, highlighting massive investments in electric trucks and buses, major transit orders, and the buildout of essential depot and en-route charging infrastructure. They emphasize how operators are overcoming significant hurdles like grid capacity constraints, supply chain bottlenecks, and high upfront capital costs by adopting innovative financing and operational models. Furthermore, the texts examine the integration of artificial intelligence, telematics, and predictive analytics to streamline fleet management, optimize routing, and enhance driver safety. Industry experts also discuss regulatory updates, such as CO₂ standards and renewable fuel compromises, that continue to shape the future of sustainable commercial transport globally. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  3. Oct 22

    Best of LinkedIn: Software-Defined & AI-Defined Vehicles CW 41/ 42

    We curate most relevant posts about Software-Defined & AI-Defined Vehicles on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus support Tier 1 automotive suppliers with early-stage market validation for their R&D initiatives, combining in-depth secondary research, direct OEM expert interviews, and facilitated customer meetings to ensure strong product-market alignment. You can find more info here:https://www.frenus.com/usecases/early-stage-market-validation-test-oem-demand-before-burning-millions-in-r-d This edition examines how the global automotive sector is rapidly evolving as artificial intelligence increasingly defines vehicle architecture, pushing organizational structures and software integration to the forefront of industry challenges. European manufacturers face intense competitive pressure due to a significant Chinese cost advantage, requiring strategic standardisation, virtualization, and collaborative partnerships to streamline complex vehicle platforms. Advances in silicon compute power, cloud-based development tools, and unified middleware are transforming how functional safety and over-the-air updates are managed across modern electronic designs. Concurrently, new regulatory frameworks and stringent cybersecurity requirements are reshaping compliance standards as connected vehicles integrate sophisticated agentic AI and advanced driver assistance systems. To bridge the gap between legacy processes and rapid software deployment, companies are embracing cross-functional engineering, shared digital twins, and strategic alliances to scale efficiently on a global level. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  4. Oct 21

    Best of LinkedIn: Mondial de l’Auto 2026

    We curate most relevant posts about Next-Gen Vehicles & Mobility on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. This edition is brought to you together with our partner Automotive Storytelling. In this edition, Mondial de l’Auto 2026 highlighted a transformative period for the automotive industry, dominated by a massive influx of Chinese manufacturers capturing significant market share with advanced electric vehicles and smart technologies. In response, European automakers such as Renault and Stellantis are leveraging rich brand heritage and nostalgia, alongside rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and software-defined architectures, to defend their domestic market. Beyond vehicle showcases, industry leaders emphasized the urgent need for commercial execution, robust charging infrastructure, and resilient supply chains to ensure long-term competitiveness. Companies like Capgemini and Goodyear further demonstrated how cross-sector collaborations in custom engineering and data-driven manufacturing are shaping the future of mobility. Ultimately, the event underscored that success in this new era requires balancing rapid technological innovation with affordability, strategic partnerships, and sustainable business models. This podcast was created via Google NotebookLM.

  5. Oct 16

    Best of LinkedIn: Autonomous & Mobility Markets CW 41/ 42

    We curate most relevant posts about Autonomous & Mobility Markets on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus support Tier 1 automotive suppliers with early-stage market validation for their R&D initiatives, combining in-depth secondary research, direct OEM expert interviews, and facilitated customer meetings to ensure strong product-market alignment. You can find more info here: https://www.frenus.com/usecases/early-stage-market-validation-test-oem-demand-before-burning-millions-in-r-d This edition highights the global transportation landscape is rapidly shifting as autonomous mobility transitions from experimental trials to widespread commercial fleet ownership across various international markets. Industry players are heavily investing in robotaxi deployments, with companies establishing major new partnerships and scaling driverless operations despite ongoing hurdles regarding regulatory compliance, safety standards, and public acceptance. At the same time, the shared micromobility sector is experiencing steady maturation, characterized by increased financial backing, surging rider numbers, and the implementation of stricter municipal frameworks. Furthermore, experts emphasize that successful future transport networks must integrate self-driving technology directly with existing public transit infrastructure rather than treating autonomy as an isolated system. Ultimately, the broader market outlook indicates that long-term financial viability and operational efficiency—encompassing maintenance, energy management, and infrastructure—will ultimately dictate the winners of this new mobility era. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  6. Oct 14

    Best of LinkedIn: Charging & Battery Technology CW 40/ 41

    We curate most relevant posts about Charging & Battery Technology on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus supports automotive suppliers with building feature-by-feature competitive intelligence that shows exactly how their product stacks up against the competition. You can find more info here: https://www.frenus.com/usecases/product-feature-benchmarking-and-sales-battle-cards-know-exactly-where-you-win-where-you-lose-and-why This edition outlines the current transition in the electric vehicle sector, where the primary limitations have shifted from vehicle availability to grid connections, charging infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks. Heavy-duty electric trucks are advancing rapidly with the expansion of megawatt charging systems and depot power networks, though obtaining sufficient grid capacity remains a significant bottleneck. Meanwhile, public charging networks across Europe and the United States are experiencing substantial consolidation and corporate acquisitions, alongside shifting regional pricing strategies and stricter legal mandates like digital product passports. On the manufacturing front, battery technology is evolving with higher-capacity storage containers, improved thermal management for faster charging speeds, and a growing reliance on LFP chemistries. Despite regional fluctuations in passenger vehicle sales, strong EV adoption data in countries like Germany and Spain highlights ongoing market maturation. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  7. Oct 13

    Best of LinkedIn: Commercial Fleet Insights CW 40/ 41

    We curate most relevant posts about Commercial Fleets on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus supports automotive suppliers with building feature-by-feature competitive intelligence that shows exactly how their product stacks up against the competition. You can find more info here:https://www.frenus.com/usecases/product-feature-benchmarking-and-sales-battle-cards-know-exactly-where-you-win-where-you-lose-and-why This edition highlight how commercial fleet electrification is rapidly transitioning from trial phases to committed procurement, driven by rising fuel expenses and notable investments like major vehicle orders. However, widespread adoption continues to face hurdles related to charging infrastructure limits, grid constraints, and fluctuating policy incentives. To navigate these challenges, the industry is increasingly embracing connected fleet technology and advanced artificial intelligence tools to optimize operational costs and streamline maintenance. At the same time, numerous strategic business transactions and corporate acquisitions are reshaping the software and telematics vendor landscape. Ultimately, industry professionals are focusing on practical efficiency, data accuracy, and collaborative ecosystem planning to ensure sustainable long-term growth. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

  8. Oct 7

    Best of LinkedIn: Software-Defined & AI-Defined Vehicles CW 39/ 40

    We curate most relevant posts about Software-Defined & AI-Defined Vehicles on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. We at Frenus support Tier 1 automotive suppliers with early-stage market validation for their R&D initiatives, combining in-depth secondary research, direct OEM expert interviews, and facilitated customer meetings to ensure strong product-market alignment. You can find more info here:https://www.frenus.com/usecases/early-stage-market-validation-test-oem-demand-before-burning-millions-in-r-d This edition highlight how the automotive industry is undergoing a massive transformation from traditional mechanical and hardware manufacturing to Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) and AI-Defined Vehicles (AIDVs). Industry leaders note that this evolution requires a fundamental shift in vehicle architecture, moving from distributed electronic control units to centralized computing platforms and zonal architectures that significantly reduce wiring complexity and weight. Furthermore, companies are grappling with the immense challenges of software integration, cybersecurity, and the economics of deploying complex artificial intelligence at scale. To manage these escalating costs and development hurdles, traditional automakers and new entrants alike are increasingly embracing open-source platforms, strategic partnerships, and cross-silo collaboration across the entire supply chain. Ultimately, the sources emphasize that future success will depend on an organization's ability to balance rapid technological innovation with rigorous validation, cost efficiency, and compelling customer experiences. This podcast was created via Gemini Notebook.

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🎙️ Welcome to Best of LinkedIn: Next-Gen Vehicles & Mobility – your go-to space for high-impact insights and meaningful connections in future mobility, automotive innovation, and advanced transportation solutions. Trusted by industry leaders, mobility experts, and innovators, this podcast brings you the best of what’s happening in electric vehicles, autonomous driving, mobility services, and more—without the noise. We’re not just here to talk content—we’re here to build community. From curated LinkedIn insights to practical discussions on mobility trends, we connect professionals who want to learn, grow, and lead together. If you’re ready to cut through the clutter and focus on what truly moves the needle in next-generation vehicles and mobility—you’re in the right place. Let’s get started.

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