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In this episode of Fuel for Thought we discuss the transition to electric vehicles in the U.S. market.
As EV sales slow, OEMs must consider multiple factors to align their EV production with government regulations and consumer demand.  
From the here-and-now reality to the long-term aspiration of decarbonization in the transportation sector.


The U.S. government regulatory aspirations and their pressure on OEMs towards an accelerated response to electrification.


The consumer mindset and sentiment towards electrification: pricing, technology and the willingness of adoption.


OEM showroom response to align regulation and pricing via alternative vehicle electrification pathways. 

Hear from these S&P Global Mobility experts...
Kristen Balasia - Vice President of Consulting, S&P Global Mobility Guido Vildozo - Associate Director, S&P Global Mobility To read the Fuel for Thought article, click here.

In this episode of Fuel for Thought we discuss the future of trucking. Disruption is coming to the medium and heavy commercial vehicle industry and an increased focus on climate change, strict regulations, and technological innovations are expected to change the future landscape.
Hear from S&P Global Mobility experts as we identify and address major questions the truck industry faces.
Mike Wall - Executive Director of Automotive Analysis, S&P Global Mobility Andrej Divis - Executive Director of Global Heavy Truck Research, S&P Global Mobility Greg Genette - Senior Research Analyst for Heavy Trucks, S&P Global Mobility To read the Fuel for Thought article, click here.

In this episode of Fuel for Thought, we discuss what's likely to shape our industry in 2024 and beyond. Learn about the softening of the EV market, as well as increasing media coverage concerning sustainability, and the associated future pressures that this could bring to your business.
With the upcoming S&P Global CERAWeek and Innovation Agora event in Houston (TX), we will preview some of the panel discussions that will be held there with several industry leaders. 
Join us as we dive into the topic of the mobility and energy transition.
Tom De Vleesschauwer - Senior Director, Future Mobility, S&P Global Mobility Anoop Desai - Executive Director of Sustainability, Consulting, S&P Global Mobility Greg Genette - Senior Research Analyst, MHCV, S&P Global Mobility To read the Fuel for Thought article, click here.

The automotive industry is reaching an inflection point that will reshape its near-term future, precipitated by the connected car era – also known as software defined vehicles or “SDVs.” This will affect every aspect of future mobility, from Generative AI implications in Level 2+ autonomy to the HMI of the cockpit domain software.
Tune in to this episode of Fuel for Thought and hear from our industry experts as we dive into the topic of connected cars and the automotive revolution...
Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, S&P Global Mobility Phil Amsrud - Associate Director, Automotive Supply Chain & Technology, S&P Global Mobility Tawhid Khan - Software Research Director, Automotive Supply Chain & Technology, S&P Global Mobility To read the Fuel for Thought article, click here.
 

Average transaction prices for new vehicles are through the roof. But affordability has also been crimped by many automakers shifting away from traditional entry-level segments, both in the US and Europe. But as legacy OEMs depart the 'cheap-and-cheerful' arena, white space opportunity emerges for new manufacturers to enter the fray. 
In the past decade, it was possible to find an entry-level new vehicle for less than $20,000. But pricing in the US market has recently increased dramatically to where $25,000 or even $30,000 is the lowest possible transaction price for a “low-priced" vehicle.  
Tune in to this episode of Fuel for Thought and hear from our industry experts as we dive into the topic of vehicle affordability...
Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, S&P Global Mobility Julie Choate - Senior Consultant, Automotive Advisory, S&P Global Mobility Constantin Gerner - Senior Consultant, Automotive Advisory, S&P Global Mobility  

Five years ago, hype surrounding “autopilot” cars peaked. But S&P Global Mobility’s updated forecast offers a reality check of careful, limited adoption of self-driving technology through 2035. Learn more about the future of autonomous vehicles in this episode of Fuel for Thought.
Join Mark Rechtin - Executive Editor, Jeremy Carlson - Associate Director of the Autonomy Practice, and Own Chen - Senior Principal Analyst at S&P Global Mobility as they share their thoughts on this topic.