Automotive Views

Tuesday, August 20, 2024

EDITORIAL: Prioritizing auto plant flexibility could mean losing stability

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JAMIE BUTTERS: Signs of progress in America's thousand-mile journey to electric vehicles

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JERRY HIRSCH: EV transition requires battery and charging technology advances

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Leo Michael Cartoons

Average plant capacity utilization — or a plant's actual production rate compared with its potential rate — is 70 percent in North America so far this year, according to GlobalData. That's 10 points shy of the level most carmakers strive for. Capacity utilization will fall again starting next year and plunge to an average 65 percent in 2030 and 63 percent in 2035.

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MATTHEW PHILLIPS: Dealers can own EV sales, but success requires a culture shift

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RICK WHITFORD: Overcoming legacy data constraints to unlock the potential of generative AI

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YANG JIAN: China is far from ready to ditch gasoline engines despite rise of EVs

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Shailen Bhatt delivers a new national V2X deployment plan (Episode 264)

The administrator of the Federal Highway Administration details a new U.S. DOT plan for rolling out a long-simmering technology capable of saving thousands of lives on American roads. He also talks about the ways artificial intelligence and infrastructure can accelerate safety improvements.

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