Early quarterly reports are in for OEMs hoping for a fiscal boost with EV sales.

As anticipated, the CES convention in Las Vegas delivered some fascinating automotive updates with an emphasis on software and technology.

All OEMs are keeping tabs on how AI and software will improve their offerings and customer experience moving forward.

It turns out November came in light regarding quantity of newsworthy headlines.

We're watching how the industry continued its focus on the “softwaretization” (aka enabling new service offerings) of automobiles.

Discussing three trends that are shaping the future of healthcare and how some of the leading players are adapting to them.

We continue to see investment and collaboration continues on batteries and charging solutions. 

Key developments from this month’s news, where EVs and their ecosystem continue to generate investment and innovation.

Continued news in the areas of chip shortage, software, subscriptions and dashboard changes.

It’s clear that as the dog days of summer start, the auto industry continues its full-throttle cruise toward the future. 

Exploring China’s EV cost advantage and new activity around meeting the challenges of EV charging infrastructure and robotaxis.

In this month’s ICYMI recap revisits the topic of synthetic fuels.

We saw Stellantis, Ford and VW announce investments, plants and jobs aimed to benefit the industry and the economy. 

We’ve seen an alternate reality that places EVs in the Victorian era, read there’s hope for ICE life beyond 2035, and watched the continued

Let’s welcome 2023 with renewed optimism as we continue the electrification and “softwaritization” of our automobiles.  

In addition to the now “usual suspects,” we are seeing Apple, Mark Cuban and JP Morgan growing their forays into the industry.

Despite the “disillusionment” surrounding the autonomous vehicle market, investments are moving forward as if there was no hesitation.

Headlines are seeming to move away from EVs and batteries for the time being, and instead are focusing on software.