Lengthy-term success within the mobility sector can be unattainable with out sustainability. That’s the consensus among the many C-Suite and applies to each phase from tuk-tuks to heavy vehicles. Changing a diesel engine with a battery is simply half the battle, and this month we take a deep dive into what a really sustainable operation would possibly appear like. We additionally discover some promising developments in solid-state batteries and graphene, and take a better have a look at why battery swap and artificial fuels stay divisive.

On this problem:

• Traton pins long-term success to sustainability
• Volkswagen’s new China technique indicators energy shift
• Is the EV gold rush coming to an finish?
• Daimler’s Fuso backs battery swap for heavy vehicles
• Does Autoliv restructuring sign wider sectoral adjustments?
• Emotion shapes SEAT and Cupra future mobility design
• Luxurious should turn into inexpensive to develop EV market, says AXL
• What are the well being dangers of EV battery manufacturing?
• Electrical tuk-tuks deal with rising market challenges
• Will graphene make automobiles cheaper, lighter, and stronger?
• Has Minus Zero created the ‘mind’ for India’s AV trade?
• Artificial gas can solely occupy a “area of interest” in automotive
• Can solid-state batteries assist EVs shed weight?
• What’s the template for autonomous MaaS administration?
• Might a rift be forming between Large Oil and OEMs?