T3 Electric Pickup Truck in motion

Ford shifts its focus to smaller, affordable EVs

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...
Electric vehicle at charging point

New A-I powered platform could redefine EV charging infrastructure

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...
Mercedes' Apollo robot

How Audi, Mercedes, Renault, and BMW are using AI to boost production efficiency

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...

Jaguar CEO steps down after controversial rebrand

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.  ...

Pony.ai CEO unveils Gen-7 breakthrough system for driverless vehicles

At MOVE 2025, Dr. James Peng, CEO and Co-Founder of Pony.ai, shared insights into the company’s journey and the future of autonomous mobility. Founded nearly nine years ago, Pony.ai aims to make transportation safer, more accessible and cost-effective through cutting-edge AI technology. Dr. Peng highlighted...

Transforming raw data into revenue with Bosch Mobility

At MOVE 2025, Bosch shares how their company is turning vehicle data into real-world value for fleet operators. Bosch is now going beyond the vehicle, offering intelligent, integrated solutions that help fleets act smarter, cut costs and extend vehicle life. In this session Bosch's SVP...

Localising the battery supply chain with Umicore, Lyten and Kuehne + Nagel

In this insightful panel from MOVE 2025, industry leaders from Lytem, Umicore, and Kuehne + Nagel explore how to make EV battery supply chains more ethical, resilient and regionalised. From lithium-sulfur innovation that avoids cobalt and nickel, to battery material recycling and strategic logistics, the...

Accessible vehicle design and transitioning the UK’s largest fleet to EV with Motability Operations

At MOVE 2025, Motability Operations revealed the eVITA. This is a purpose-built, inclusive electric wheelchair-accessible vehicle (eWAV) to ensure disabled drivers aren’t left behind in the EV transition. Designed with CALLUM, eVITA reimagines accessibility from the ground up: low flat floor, rear ramp access, and...

Fireside chat with Tony Han, Founder & CEO of WeRide

In this exclusive talk from MOVE 2025, WeRide Founder & CEO Tony Han reflects on the company’s recent listing on NASDAQ and what it means for the future of autonomous mobility. Han discusses WeRide’s journey from R&D to commercialisation, including its growing global footprint in...

The software-defined vehicle with Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai Connected Mobility and Ampere

Leaders from Mercedes-Benz, Ampere (Renault Group) and Hyundai Connected Mobility came together at MOVE 2025 to discuss how software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are revolutionising the automotive industry. Mercedes highlights turning luxury cars into adaptive, personalised experiences powered by AI-driven conversational assistants and advanced urban driving aids...