This year we welcome a host of home-grown talent to MOVE America 2025, presenting an agenda packed full of Detroit-based speakers and delegates.
With representation from Michigan Department of Transportation, City of Detroit, Michigan Central, The Detroit News, and many more, we can’t wait to hear from some of most influential voices making mobility happen in the Motor City.
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With MOVE America 2025 just two weeks away, let’s take a look at the sessions you simply cannot afford to miss at this year’s event.
Catch our 100+ speakers across the following stages this September: Electric Vehicles, Energy & Charging, Fleet & Commercial Vehicles, Tech, Data & Innovation, ADAS & Autonomy, Business Models, Maas, Smart Cities, Regulation, Liability & ESG, Battery Tech.
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This year’s agenda brings together 500+ speakers, 100+ sponsors and 150+ start-ups for two days of dynamic discussion.
From an exciting relocation to Detroit, to a wave of influential new speakers, expect some big changes at our 2025 event.
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Following the UK government’s launch of its Electric Car Grant (ECG) scheme on July 15, a list of qualifying vehicles has now been announced. The scheme represents the UK government’s latest effort to reduce the cost of EVs and kickstart economic growth and jobs as part of the Plan for Change.
The two electric vehicles that qualify for the largest discount are the Ford Puma Gen-E and the Ford E-Tourneo Courier. A further 28 models have also been cleared for discount.
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Historic British automaker, Lotus, has announced its plans to lay off around 550 workers from its UK headquarters. The restructuring will impact approximately 40% of the workforce at its Hethel, Norfolk plant.
Lotus described these measures as a way to bring its business objectives “in line with current market conditions”.
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The US’s #1 converged mobility event is coming to Detroit this September 24-25. With a focus on tech, business models and sustainable futures, the entire mobility ecosystem will unite across two days to collaborate, inspire and innovate.
MOVE America will showcase the leading agents of innovation and progress from automotive OEMs, fleets, CPOs, transport operators, government & cities, tech, investors, utilities, start-ups, and battery manufacturers, across the 18 conference stages.
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As autonomous vehicle (AV) technology hurtles towards wide-spread commercialization, the U.S. is proving that there is no single roadmap for AV success. Instead, the regulation of AVs represents an irregular patchwork where each state defines its own rules, timelines, and barriers to entry. For companies like Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox, navigating this fragmented landscape is as critical as the technology itself.
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In a bid to increase EV sales, Ford is investing $5 billion to modernize the way it manufactures electric vehicles. The company plans to ditch the traditional assembly line it pioneered more than 100 years ago, in favour of a more streamlined approach.
By breaking from tradition, Ford hopes to increase efficiency and bring down the cost of its EVs. The automaker says that, with these modernizations, it will be able to manufacture EVs retailing for as low as $30,000.
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Following news earlier this week that Elon Musk has been offered $29 billion in shares to remain at Tesla, the company has made the headlines once again this week.
Tesla, valued at over $1 trillion, has announced its intentions to launch a household electricity supplier targeting the UK market.
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US company, Terbine, has launched its own AI-powered platform to streamline EV infrastructure.
The platform, known as Strata, provides an overview of the EV charging network, only directing vehicles to charging stations that are fully operational and available for use.
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Ford has once again delayed the launch of two major next-generation electric vehicles, postponing their arrival to 2028.
The decision follows the company’s pivot toward producing smaller, more affordable EVs.
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In a bid to boost efficiency, BMW, Mercedes, Audi and Renault are among the car manufacturers expanding their use of artificial intelligence technologies.
By incorporating pioneering AI technology into the production process, the companies hope to modernize factory operations and improve quality control.
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After 35 years at the company, Adrian Mardell is stepping down as CEO of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).
The decision, announced late last week, follows a controversial rebrand campaign for Jaguar that left audiences divided.
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