MOVE America is about showcasing people who are the leading agents of change and innovation from across the mobility ecosystem.
With the sector constantly flourishing, we have put together a shortlist of current news updates from some of the biggest disruptors speaking at the event this year.
Read how these future MOVE America 2024 speakers have been shifting the paradigm and hitting headlines.
The latest mobility news and updates from our MOVE America speakers
Katrin Lohmann, President, Volkswagen ADMT
Katrin Lohmann, President, Volkswagen ADMTAgreement between Volkswagen ADMT with Mobileye for autonomous driving.
Volkswagen ADMT partners with Mobileye to develop self-driving technology for the ID. Buzz AD1, targeting Level 4 autonomy. This includes hardware, software, and digital maps. The collaboration aims to address driver shortages and enhance urban mobility. Read more.
Michael Lee, CEO, Octopus Energy US
Michael Lee, CEO, Octopus Energy USOctopus Energy extends reach into South America with Energisa partnership.
Octopus Energy Group is teaming up with Brazil’s Energisa to bring its Kraken energy management platform to Brazil, aiming to boost green renewables deployment. Energisa, a major energy company in Brazil, will benefit from technology transfer and collaboration to optimize energy management. Read more.
Robert Winans, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Panasonic Energy of North America
Robert Winans, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Panasonic Energy of North AmericaPanasonic has inked a seven-year deal with Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. for natural graphite supply. They plan to invest $25 million in NMG and work with Mitsui & Co. Additionally, Panasonic Energy aims to boost EV battery production in North America by using locally sourced materials. Read more.
Jay Joseph, Vice President, Sustainability, American Honda Motor Company
Jay Joseph, Vice President, Sustainability, American Honda Motor CompanyHonda’s stunning new ‘0 Series’ concepts preview the future… by looking back at the past.
Honda is unveiling its futuristic ‘0’ Series of EVs, aiming to redefine automotive design and technology. Technical details include level 3 automated driving and fast charging capabilities. The 0 Series will debut in North America in 2026, aligning with Honda’s goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Read more.
Justine Johnson, Chief Mobility Officer, The State of Michigan
Justine Johnson, Chief Mobility Officer, The State of MichiganStartup success in a leading mobility state.
Michigan’s automotive legacy drives its leadership in mobility startups. Supported by the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME), startups like Cavnue, ADASTEC, and Airspace Link are pioneering connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) technology. Michigan boasts top-notch testing facilities, including Mcity and the Great Lakes Research Center, enabling research and development. Read more.
Sujay Sharma, CEO, bp Pulse Americas
Sujay Sharma, CEO, bp Pulse Americasbp Unveils First US bp pulse EV Charging Gigahub.
BP is unveiling a new EV charging station at its Houston headquarters, equipped with 24 high-speed charge points. Integrated with the bp pulse app, it supports faster electric-vehicle adoption. BP plans to invest $1 billion in America’s EV charging infrastructure by 2030, aiming for 3,000 charge points by 2025 and over 100,000 globally by 2030. Read more.
To see these speakers joined by hundreds more of mobility’s top disruptors, buy tickets now for MOVE America 2024 whilst the early bird offer lasts or apply to speak alongside them.
