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Felix Petersen, Head of Europe, Spin
Andy Palmer, CEO, Switch Mobility
Thomas Ingenlath, CEO, Polestar
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Craig Knight, CEO, Hyzon Motors
Jim Adler, founding Managing Director, Toyota Ventures
Quentin Wilson, motoring broadcaster and Ben Kilbey, CCO, BritishVolt
Chuck Price, Chief Product Officer, TuSimple
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American ride-hailing company Lyft has announced the launch of its own teen account service, allowing minors as young as 13 to hail a taxi without an adult present.
Lyft currently has 25 million active riders and coordinates 9 million rides per day across the US, Canada, and Europe, making it the second-largest ride-hailing service in the U.S. after Uber.
The group’s teen service, launched on Monday, has rolled out in over 200 U.S. cities, including Boston, Chicago, and New York.
Mark Carney unveils Canada’s revised automotive strategy, scrapping EV mandate
On Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a revised national automotive strategy that has set a brand new course for Canadian electrification. Announced against the backdrop of rising trade tensions and mounting pressure from U.S. tariffs, the plan represents a shift in how Ottawa hopes to guide the country’s transition to electric mobility.
German EV makers race ahead of Chinese imports in domestic sales
Germany has long held the title of Europe’s largest and most significant automotive market, with a rich history of manufacturing and vehicle production. As the birthplace of well-loved legacy brands such as Audi and Volkswagen, the automotive sector continues to make up a significant share of Germany’s overall GDP—around 5%.
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Conversations around AI are dominating the tech and automotive industries as companies rush to integrate efficiency-boosting AI systems into their manufacturing processes. For many of us, our first introduction to AI is likely to have been through large language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini.
Now, in 2026, the industry is pivoting from a software-focused approach to a hardware-driven one, moving towards physical applications such as robotics and advanced automation. In this period of strategic change, the question remains: are automakers reading for the physical AI revolution?
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The move illustrates the brand’s decision to lean heavily in to recurring revenue streams and subscription services—think X premium, launched in October 2023.
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