MOVE America 2025 brought us two days of dynamic discussion focused on the cutting-edge innovations and break-through technologies dominating conversations on mobility.
Speakers provided insights into the hottest topics across the converged mobility spectrum, discussing themes like the impacts of Trump’s tariffs, innovations in autonomous transportation and barriers to widespread electrification.
With sessions across 18 stages, MOVE America offered a comprehensive deep-dive into some of the industry’s most debated topics, asking the big questions like, “What will the EV space look like in 2035?” or, “How do companies survive the EV shakeout?”
Time-table clash? Unable to make this year’s event? Tune in to all that you missed below in our selection of top-registered talks.
Our four must-listen talks from 2025
What will the EV space look like in 2035?
Gabe Klein, Former Executive Director, Joint U.S. Office of Energy & Transportation & Limited Partner, Fontinalis Partners
Surviving the EV shakeout: why flexibility is everything
Moderator: Kevin Spangenberg, Market Strategy Lead, Monta
Andrew Bailey, CMO, EnviroSpark
Alex Urist, VP and Co-Founder, XCharge
Jamie Miller, CRO, Gateway Fleets
Connecting mobility innovation with funding
Moderator: Jamie Butters, Detroit Bureau Chief, Wall Street Journal
Steve Greenfield, General Partner, Automotive Ventures
Adrienne Lingren, SVP of Unlocking Innovation, LACI
Liz Kerton, Executive Director, AutoTech Council
Chris Stallman, Managing Partner, Fontinalis Partners
Investment: ensuring the charging industry matures rapidly to meet EV electricity demand
Moderator: Keith Naughton, Reporter, Bloomberg
Katherine Peretick, Commissioner, Michigan Public Service Commission
Michael Maten, Director, EV Policy & Regulatory Affairs, General Motors
Alex Keros, Senior Vice President Product, EVgo
Kevin Matthews, Head of Electrification, First Student
Casper Rasmussen, CEO,
Monta
